Thank you Roy for your informative response. Your hint about keeping the pots outside until a heavier frost, is an interesting idea. I've been doing that with most of my Oxalis species, and they do perform better, often with less mouse damage, and more blossoms. Mice have discovered my greenhouse, so I am loosing things left and right. I wish that I had read your email earlier, before it became dark outside, and on a Sunday, so that I could smell the blossom to see if it smelled like yeast or honey. I fear I will miss it now, since I work until next weekend. I will go change the label to D. stylosa just in case. Matt Mattus Zone 5 Worcester, MA USA On 11/25/11 8:43 PM, "Roy Herold" <rrherold@gmail.com> wrote: > Matt, > > It's difficult to tell from your photo, but I'm guessing your plant is > Daubenya stylosa. _