So, they've moved it out of Gloxinia, eh? They really grow as annuals here in Florida. I've had some that lasted a few years, but not once the temperatures dropped.

Thanks, Ricky. I'll enjoy it while I have it. The tag says good to 20F. I guess I'll see how it does.
Marcia

I grow mine in pots and put them in the greenhouse when the temps drop to 45.

I guess I'll keep it in a pot, enjoy it over the winter and bring it in for cold spells, then plant out in the spring. Thanks for your help, Kay.
Marcia

Hi
I;ve had better luck with Chrysothemis pulchella it can go dormant during cold spells and returns in the spring.
I grow them in pots so i can move them when dormant.
They spend the winter with the sleeping gingers lol
i found seemanis unable to go dormant so always died out . Good luck with them they are gorgeous gary

Thanks for the suggestion about C. pulchella, Gary. I'm sure I've never seen it at any of the BB stores. I'll keep a lookout for it.
Marcia

I have them planted in the ground under crape myrtle trees and they are thriving. They do freeze down in the winter but have never failed to come back the next year. My parents have been growing them under the same conditions for at least 10 years now. They just keep spreading slowly but surely by rhizomes.

Thanks for sharing your experience with the plant, Karalynn. It's such a pretty little plant that I hope it likes it here.
Marcia