VERATRUM MAACKII?

I grew this from seed and assume it is correctly named?
It stands 8' tall in a moist semi-shady area and has the beautiful pleated hosta-like leaves.
Delicious to slugs.

BUDDLEIA CRISPA 'STONE HOUSE COTTAGE'

A variegated sport that appeared on my ordinary B.crispa some years ago. It is possibly not as hardy as the type.

Schizophragma fauriei - BSWJ1701

This superb Wynn-Jones collection from Taiwan has soft apple green foliage and Hydrangea like flowers in July.

It prefers it's feet in the shade, but flowers best in the sun.

LONICERA SUBEQUALIS OGISU 93.329

Collected by Mikinori Ogisu in Sichuan this curious honeysuckle appears to be flowering in the centre of a green cup.

I have had some difficulty in giving it the right conditions, but

it now seems happy in a sunny moist spot.

It is perfectly hardy.

HIBBERTIA ASPERA

Hibbertia aspera is a neat, lax evergreen climber that will quickly cover a sunny wall. It has buttercup yellow flowers in May but will not survive a very cold winter.

ARISTOLOCHIA MANSHURENSIS

Aristolochia manshuriensis is a hardy climber with heart shaped apple green leaves and large flowers like a yellow brown saxaphone or a dutch-man's pipe. A  superb Crug farm collection  from South Korea.

THALICTRUM ORIENTALE

Forming a neat mound 30cm high this Thalictrum has been flowering solidly since February.

It originates from Turkey and likes to be in  dry shade - what more could you ask of a plant?

I will try to propagate it for next year, A gem from Evolution Plants,