Hi Kathleen,
Yes, when you brought her inside of course conditions were different to outside and that's why she probably lost a lot of leaves etc.

It would do her good to give her a LIGHT trim, yes a very light trim all over, this can be done with a pair of scissors.

Try to keep her in the coolist room possible, with lots of daylight. Keep just moist, don't overwater. - Kath:)

She's bloomed these lovely, darling little blooms, with more to come--I'm so thrilled. Beautiful with a capital "B!"

One downside note, however, she's also dropping leaves, with some of the branches drying & shrivelling up altogether! What is it??! I did prune lightly, as you suggested, Kath, and took off all of the dead growth.

What should I do?
Kathleen in TX =(

The encliandra types are inclined to do this at this time of year Kathleen, especially dying back for a couple of inches at the end of the stems. Trim those dying pieces off and usually you will find new shoots appearing again after a few weeks. Kath :)