Black eyed susan

We have a vine black eyed susan. Do we cut it back for winter? Will it come back in spring, we are in Kansas?

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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 11/06/2017 @ 7:01 am

It looks like you are in gardening zone 5b. Black eyed susan vine only survives the winter in much warmer climates (zones 10 and 11). It is possible to keep the plant over the winter by taking cuttings of it now, and growing them indoors until next spring:

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