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Ixora in Coastal SC (Hilton Head): Will It Return?

Ixora is perennial in Zones 10–11. Hilton Head is Zone 8b—too cold for in-ground. If planted outdoors, may die to ground but resprout in May. Give time; don't fertilize stressed plant.

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