A gardener planted the hybrid climbing 'Sunny Lemon Star' black-eyed Susan vine (Thunbergia alata) and asked if it would regrow.
Thunbergia alata is an annual in USDA zones 2–9. Only in frost-free southern Florida, California, and Nevada might it survive as a perennial. Elsewhere, roots die in winter.
As a hybrid, seeds rarely produce vigorous, true-to-type plants. Best to buy new plants each year.
For most, replanting annually is simpler and more reliable.
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