Perennials: What perennials can I plant now?, 1 by gemini_sage

gemini_sage wrote:
I have a friend who overwinters his pelargoniums just like the rest of his tender bulbs. He just digs them up, shakes some dirt off, and stores them dry in the house. In spring he just plants them and trims them back and they recover in no time. I wonder if something like that would work for lantana. Mine are so pretty, I'd love to save them. And speaking of lantana on this grass thread, here's lantana with Tropicana canas and a red annual grass that was given to me. Anyone know if the grass is truly annual or just tender? I'd love to overwinter that to. Neal.