'Miss Huff' lantana is rated to zone 7. In Greensboro (zone 7a), it often survives with heavy fall mulch (3-4 inches cypress). Roots must not freeze. It emerges late in spring.
Gardeners in zone 6a (SE PA) report success with deep mulch. Worth trying in a protected microclimate.
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