Glossy green leaves and pure white fragrant flowers on tall stems. Takes more sun than most hostas and perfumes the entire shade garden.
Toxic to cats and dogs, which surprises people because hostas look so unthreatening and sit right at nose height. Eating the leaves causes vomiting and diarrhoea. Rarely serious, but a dog that grazes a whole clump will have a bad night.
For gardeners who like to stay ahead.