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Litchi Tomato (solanum sisymbriifolium) question

 
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Location: North Fork, CA. USDA Zone 9a, Heat Zone 8, 37 degrees North, Sunset 7/9, elevation 2600 feet
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I planted some solanum sisymbriifolium seeds last year and only three came up. Over the winter two died back and one is still green and alive. I am wondering if the two that died back will come back from the roots when the weather warms up. Since this plant is a perennial and one of them took the winter without completely dying, I am hoping that I will have three plants still by summer. Any thoughts or feedback?
 
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