Hi Diane, I have some plants of Z. odorata growing by a large window in my school where I teach. It has not flowered yet, but might this year. Z. odorata is smaller than its larger, more common, cousin, and seems more of an obligate winter grower. It will indeed go dormant in summer, no matter what. Its possible some are still in the collections at the New York Botanical Garden from my days when I worked there, but I do not know if those plants are still alive. I believe it bloomed once while I was there, but I remember not being exactly overwhelmed with the scent. I got my original seeds from Silverhill Seeds, you might check with them to see if they have some in stock. Ernie DeMarie New York **************************************See AOL's top rated recipes (http://food.aol.com/top-rated-recipes/…)