Anyone have success overwintering pincushion?

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Cajun2 (Carole) Cleveland, TX(Zone 9a) Sep 22, 2004

I know this is probably a very silly question, but I'm wanting to move mine. Then it hit me "uh, these are annuals hon!" Just wondered if they're perennials anywhere in the world.

Thanks!
~ Carole

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Cajun2 (Carole) Cleveland, TX(Zone 9a) Sep 22, 2004

Oops! I think I might have looked at info on the wrong plant.
Here's what I just found (blushing).
http://davesgarden.com/pdb/go/332/index.html

duh!
Sorry!

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notmartha Bay City, MI(Zone 6a) Sep 23, 2004

i have them growing yr after yr and have added other colors like dark blue and even a white one last yr~

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Roselaine North Vancouver, BC(Zone 8a) Sep 23, 2004

they've been coming back every yr, also..........they are PERENNIALS!!!!

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Cajun2 (Carole) Cleveland, TX(Zone 9a) Sep 23, 2004

Yes, I did learn it's a perennial. Seems the variety I clicked on is one of the few that are annuals. I moved mine yesterday and found it had had 'babies' (yea!!) Went to look at them this morning and they have perked up quite well and seem very happy in their new home.

Thanks for responding... sorry I was an airhead when I posted this... found no way to retract the thread.

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sadie_mae Central, KY(Zone 6b) Oct 08, 2004

All of the ones I've grown were annuals mostly lavenders, white, maroon and a rose color.

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Wintermoor Jesteburg-Wiedenhof, Germany(Zone 8a) Oct 10, 2004

My Gran had a wee pincushion, and strangely enough, when she lost it, I always found it ...... OUCH :-p


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