I planted it a year ago last Oct. and it had done great. I'm in Central Texas. Even though we've had temps in the upper 20's this winter, it doesn't need to be cut back due to freeze damage. It's very pretty and drought tolerant. Grows well.

Cool thanks for the reply. Even though I plant with mostly texas natives, this plant sounds like it will be well adapted.

I did not have good luck growing it in a limey hill country soil. I have amended the soil and given it a richer more fertile mix nigh more compost this time around. I hope for better luck this time..