Always amazed at how quickly I get an answer on this board. Thanks.

Common name is Jerusalem Sage or Turkish Sage, If anyone cares.

Seems like a lot of the newer installations around here include it.

Carol can you outline the distinguishing features of P russeliana as opposed to P fruticosa? I don't know the genus well and can't tell from images.

It may be P. fruticosa which is a " shrubby evergreen" as opposed to russeliana being an herbaceous perennial according to Missouri Botanical Garden's plant profiles.

By the way, floral-uk, why did you delete your follow-up response to the Spring Beauty post in which you wrote " Cardamine" ? I received the follow-up post in my email then noticed you deleted your response.

Smallness of leaves is more on the order of P. fruticosa.

I saw this plant in my own area this week and was planning to post it!

Carol, nothing sinister ! I deleted Cardamine because of the time lag between here and the US. When I started to type there were no other responses so I took a guess. By the time I clicked submit your response was posted and I realised your answer was correct and mine wasn't. So I deleted it since it had become redundant.