Hope someone out there has one and can tell me about them.
From what I have read about they may not bloom in zones colder than z10, because they die back.

I plan on bringing mine inside until next summer. It can sit right next to the gigantic Rubber tree in here. This room is my atrium all winter for many of my tropical plants, so that I can enjoy them when it is cold and nasty out and all my beautiful gardens outside have gone to sleep for the winter.

I would like to hear from anyone on here who may have experience and/or personal knowledge about growing them.

Steve

Yes, the two pictures above are of my plant. I took those with my digital. In fact, I have taken many pictues of it. So beautiful! So ancient looking.
I want to learn more about them. I am sure that each variety has it's particular likes and dislikes for soil, moisture, temps, light, & etc., as they are such unique plants.
How do you propagate them? Haven't examined their roots, so don't know if they have tubers or rhisomes or just spread in clumps. Are their seeds viable?
Should I leave it in the pot it is in now?
Waiting to hear back from you.
I am posting this for others, but I will also send this to your private e-mail, so that you may respond in private, if you wish.
Thank you very much for contacting me about this gorgeous plant.
~ Annie

There are also Begonias, Periwinkles, Variegated Liriope, a Camelia plant, & a big pot of Native Okie Blue Spiderwort. Pampas Grass and Purple Ruffles Basil are behind them. These are under the camopy of a large Mimosa. There are also 2 huge pots of Kimberly Ferns, Hostas, Irises, Mums, a Hanging basket of Variegated Swedish Ivy, and a large container of Cast Iron plant, as well as a huge bed of Apple mint.

At the edge situated along the walkway are big pots of Rosemary and mixed herbs.
The birdbath is an old sewer main with a terra cotta colored plastic pot saucer for the waterpan.

~Annie

Steve