SMILACINA. Very similar in habit and appearance to Solomon's Seals these woodlanders must have rich lime free soil. All flower in Spring.
-   racemosa.  Slightly arching stems carry fluffy stubby spikes of creamy white flowers at their tips, deliciously perfumed.  3ft.  G

TROLLIUS. (The Globe Flowers) These are some of the most colourful of the Spring damp lovers. They revel in moisture retentive, but not boggy, soil and full sun.
-   x cultorum 'Superbus'.  Clear lemon coloured goblet flowers of large size. 2 ½ ft.    E

XANTHORHYZA.
-      simplicissima. Small spreading shrub with marvellous acer like leaves giving wonderful Autumn colour.
Purple budded flowers open to off white sprays in late Spring. ideal for the waterside and damp places.    G
       
ZANTEDESCHIA. (Arum Lilies) These most statuesque plants will enhance any pool or water-garden. They will grow in damp soil or water, and if planted with the crown of the rhizome at least a foot below the soil or water level, they should be quite hardy once they are established.
-   aethiopica 'Apple Court Babe'.  A much smaller variety than the others and delightful round a small pool. The chalk white spathes are carried well above the bright green leaves. Because of it's small size should be well protected or brought inside in the Winter, except in the mildest districts. 2 ft.   H
-   -  'Crowborough'.  The best known Arum with large lush green leaves and huge white spathes. The most hardy variety. 4 ft.  F
-   -  'Green Goddess'.  A fabulous form where the spathes unfurl deep green and age to a pale emerald with slight ivory overtones. Flower arrangers will kill for it!  4ft.     J