These have a lovely scent don't they.

I like them a lot. I was trying to find the care for it over the winter months and I read where one person said (at some other site) that they hate the smell. I think it's fresh. I also read it needs a lot of light, 6 to 8 hours of bright light. So I may loose this guy this winter as I can't provide that kind of light, but I'll enjoy it while I have it

I keep mine in the conservatory and it lives there all winter. It dies back a bit but it does survive.

Hmmm, well, I'd have to borrow your conservatory :)

lol :o)