Thanks for your feedback!

I'm assuming you planted in a predominately shadey area. Can you recall what
it's water requirments were - particularly in the heat of summer?

TR

"Cliff" wrote in message
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I am in North San Antonio, lower edge of zone 8. I have had luck splitting
up the plants when they get crowed in the pot and putting some in the
ground. I have had them come back after mild winters. But I have a deer
problem and they didn't come back from that.

"TLR" wrote in message
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We received a Peace Lily last summer and it's doing well as a house
plant, but I was thinking of planting it outside in a shady spot in the
yard. (Cedar Park).

I read online one or two incidences of people planting them outside in
colder climates and having them freeze back in winter, but grow again in
the spring. It seems to me that they could grow decently well in this
area.

Has anyone in this group planted a Peace Lily outside? If so, what was
your experience?

Teri