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Wintering over Sedge, Bronzita

pamcrews
15 years ago

I live in Missouri, zone 6 and was wondering how this will do over the winter. Anyone out there in a cold climate that can ring in? I have three clumps that have taken off this summer and looks great. Really afraid I might loose them if its a hard winter. Have considered digging them up and putting them in pots for the winter. Any thoughts out there?

Thanks

Pam

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