Just got my first Honeybells, and it is very vigorous, the new plant has a whopping number of shoots and eyes waiting in the wings. You can feel the energy off this plant. I think yours looks like Honeybells to me. And oh gee, you have inherited or bought yourself a nice clump of Golden Tiara. I am so pleased with the little potful that I acquired this year, GT does not know it is a small plant. Nothing wimpy about it. Cannot wait for it to look like yours!

Thanks for the ideas. I would be slightly surprised if it is hardening off issues; they'd been outside for a few weeks in gallon container before moving up to the larger container. They did experience a small hail storm (fairly unusual for this area), and at the time, leaves were clearly damaged by that. The hail damaged leaves have fallen off already though. Moreover, damage has appeared on new growth. I'll keep an eye on water. I've still only watered the one time, plus the bit of rain. The watering I did was when I transplanted them in the first place��"I should have made that clearer in my first post. I gave them each a Dr. Earth 5-7-3 fertilizer (http://www.groworganic.com/dr-earth-tom-veg-herb-573-12-lb.html) when I transplanted to the larger pots. I have not given any fertilizer since.

You are lucky it has not bloomed and set more seed. It has a long root - dig deep.

Beth, I went through Don R. Fragrant list and looked at a couple, like Sweetness for example...but am not familiar enough with a lot on the list to zero in on particulars that may fit the bill. If you have the time and inclination, you could go through one by one, narrowing the field by eliminating obvious references to names like "blue" or "gold" etc. Chances are you might find it. :-)