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criswesttexas

West Texas Heat

cristi
10 years ago

Will these do well in Zone 7...West Texas heat, hot and dry here?
Thanks!
Cristi

Comment (1)

  • wally_1936
    10 years ago

    They are a thirsty plant but depending on the variety where they will grow I have friends who are going them in San Antonio and nothing beats a try.

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