Anyone in the DFW area have these inground?

10 years ago

I have these in pots and was wondering if any will survive inground in this area.
Have way too many pots of stuff.

Bleeding Heart Vine
GLOXINA SYLVATICA, Bolivian Sunset
Murraya paniculata - orange jasmine
Pandora Vine
Rangoon creeper vine
Tibouchina - Princess flower

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seamommy
10 years ago
Well its been quite a while since your post and no replies yet so I'll just jump in here. Your plants names all sound like either tender or tropicals so I wouldn't put them in the ground. If you keep them in the garage over winter they should be OK as long as it stays above freezing inside.
ruthz
Original Author
10 years ago
Thanks, I've brought everything inside except the Rangoon Creeper. I may take a chance with it.
The Bolivian Sunset plant is blooming today.
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PKponder TX Z7B
10 years ago
That is just beautiful, Ruthz!
carrie751
10 years ago
I've never seen that one, Ruth .............beautiful !!!!
bossjim1
10 years ago
Ruth, I'm not in your area, but grow everything on your list, except orange jasmine, in the ground. They all survived 17 degrees except Tibouchina.

Jim
Vulture61
10 years ago
The Rangoon creeper vine that Jim gave me a couple of years ago died on me (Kyle, 8B). That year was a hard winter, though... (2010)

Omar