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Perennial in warmer parts of the hot and humid zone, or perennial with protection. Most of these species can also be grown as annuals in the colder parts of this zone.
*Abelmoschus manihot, edible hibiscus (as dieback perennial
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Hot and Humid: The Southeast: this warm band extends from eastern Teas though the coastal Carolinas. This region corresponds with USCA Zones 8-9 and Sunset Zones 26-28 and 31
Perennial in all of the hot and humid zone:
*Allium
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