Mine wilted badly as well. It is called stress. You know what happens when the boss cuts the legs out from under you? The same thing happens with brugs.

What I did was trim off all the flowers, as they take a lot of energy from the plant. I also trimmed off the big leaves, as they are grown by the plant to take in sun from an outdoors environment. Within a day, the plants revived. They often give me blooms in the winter as well.

Deb, the plant grows roots to support the top. If you broke some of the roots when you dug the plant out you have to cut off some of the branches too. If you get rid of the flowers and most leaves it is usually enough. The plant will grow new roots and leaves (and eventually flowers).

Valentina

Thanks for the responses. I know, I jumped the gun a little. They are looking just fine today. :)
jroot.... I am my own boss. :) But I know what cha mean. ;)
Now, I just gotta figure when is the best time to get cuttings started!

Again I will stress knowing the variety of one said Brug as to know just how to care if you plant them directly into the ground. Some Varieties of Brugs hate to have their roots disturbed and you could loose them if you aren't careful.
jroot, good answer but some of those that are bosses need to loose a good employee to learn some good lessons! Don't ya just love a boss that thinks they know what is best?

OH BROTHER!!!