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Cold Is it possible for an elephant ear to survive in ground over winter in Zone 6A?

Is it at all possible for any kind of elephant ear to survive being left in the ground over winter in NE Ohio (zone 6A)? I mean I could cut them back to the ground level and then cover them up with mulch. Any thoughts/ideas? Thank you!
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