Hi Gang, I just found a pot of B. angustifolia seed-grown plants that I've neglected for 2 years. Several shoots are emerging and I guess the species is a winter grower that cool weather. This species seems to have some synonums including B. pulchra (Salisb). The seed tag says "January, 2005," so they've been hanging in there for 2 years in a mostly shady location next to the house--they were irrigated as part of a group of plants. Now that I've rediscovered them, how should I treat them? There are 6 plants, each 2-3 inches tall, all growing in a single gallon container of store-bought potting soil (seeds from Silverhill Seeds). How tall will they get? Do they like fertilizer? Can I put them in a bigger pot and take them indoors to dry out for summer? Can they take a hard frost if not in bloom? Are there any tips for growing them "the lazy way." Cordially, Joe Conroe TX