Can I Winter Over Perennial Salvia “may Night” Mainacht In A Pot In Massachusetts?

I have been growing it in a pot this summer and want to know if it will overwinter in the pot or should I plant it in the ground. I believe I’m zone 6.

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#1 Comment By BushDoctor On 09/15/2021 @ 8:43 am

They will do best in ground. This particular Salvia is hardy down to zone 3 or 4, so you have some room in case it does get overly cold this year. It is up to you, whether you choose a container or to plant it, but it is hardy in your area.

This article will give you information on the general care of Salvias:

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