Do herbs survive winters in zone 7 (hot springs Ar.)

I have an all sun area with clay/rocky soil, have some succulents planted and do well but thinking of some herbs. Would they survive the winters?

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#1 Comment By maryhdyer On 02/06/2015 @ 8:42 pm

Although some herbs are suitable for your climate, others require warm, dry climates and don’t tolerate cold weather. However, many tender herbs can be moved indoors during the winter. You can also grow annual herbs, which are replaced every spring. There are so many choices!

This article is about evergreen, cold-tolerant herbs that would work in your climate: https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/edible/herbs/hgen/growing-evergreen-herbs.htm ^[1]

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