A Hinkley collection from Taiwan of this surprisingly tough broad-leafed evergreen shrub.  We have planted it out in full exposure here in our heinous windy maritime steppe and it survives far better than it should having taken 10F.  We should really be brought up on charges.  We can imagine if being glorious in a more sheltered position where it can grow 10'-15' tall with rounded clusters of fragrant small yellow flowers.

A Far Reaches Botanical Conservancy Offering.  Unidentified species of a seriously good Asian Pittosporum.  This was an attention-grabber being essentially a small 15' tree with large - for a Pittosporum - evergreen leaves.  What really stopped us was the large green seed capsules like small figs.  These split open when mature to reveal showy orange seeds.  Young seed-grown plants.