I posted a query about Canarina canariensis in the midst of a complex post a while back and got no feedback, so would like to ask again. This is a tuberous member of the Campanulaceae from just where you'd expect. It has very large strongly veined orange flowers and is a climber. I saw a magnificent specimen in Terry Laskiewicz's frost-free greenhouse in a large pot, so I got mine out of the smaller pot in which it had been confined and planted it in a raised bed in my bulb house, which is not frost-free. It has responded by making a lot of basal shoots (before, it never had more than two), and I've put a support around it. What I'd like to know is whether anyone has grown this plant where it experienced some subfreezing temperatures. I can always pop a cone of foam around it if a cold snap threatens, but that is the extent of the coddling it will now get. We've had only one very mild frost here so far this fall. Jane McGary Portland, Oregon, USA