Possible ID for vine-overwintering?
21 years ago
I think I have identified the mystery vine-could it be Thunbergia--blue trumpet vine. I've looked at all ther avaialble data bases and this seems to match the leaves on my plant. (See picture) Is it possible that this would last the winter in 7B, or how best to overwinter it indoors?
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