Very impressive, sometimes for show display purposes you can have too many blooms. Tracked back a little bit and mostly Cattleya loddigesii used in the breeding.

Anna, Sorry for responding incorrectly about the photo of the just separated Little Miss Figgys. I completely misunderstood the situation through misreading your text. You will find LMF's figs to be on the large size, dark in color, almost black, and excellently flavored....on the order of Violette de Bordeaux (Negronne), and Petite Nigra (Negra). It's a fast grower, too. It is reported to grow no taller than 6', but I'm not sure about that. Mine is finishing its third season, acquired in late summer, 2016; in size, just as yours was before it was separated. It is now a bushy hulk at 3', soon to be pruned. Sorry I couldn't send cuttings to you in Canada. Moses

Thanks! I *think* it might be Fragrant Hour. Still waiting on another bud/bloom to get a more definitive identification. Lots of new growth so it shouldn't be long.

Thanks for sharing your pic! I just bought a miscanthus Burgundy Bunny that I found at a local nursery. Mine is not blooming yet but I can see from your picture that I am going to LOVE it! Is that a weeping white spruce behind it? I also bought one of those for the same garden area.