Mussaenda is tropical. It will not survive Asheville winters outdoors. In a pot, it could grow spring through early November, but then needs a bright indoor spot (6+ hours sun) and humidity – difficult with indoor heating. Check with local Master Gardeners for any microclimate successes, but generally not recommended for zone 7a.
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