What is my small imposter !

I was walking round the garden just now, as you do, bit tired after a day at work, bit chilly due to the the gloom of the evening, bit lack lustre, and I was saying hello to the new arrivals.

I have been watching the rose buds with anticipation,waiting for them to open, and the winner of the prize for the first open English rose bloom goes to ... 'Geoff Hamilton'.

Robust, vigorous, healthy ... and open! Everything you could ask for in one plant!

There are some foxgloves I have grown from seed, they are a very soft pink, and the flowers are a good size.

Shrub rose 'Buff Beauty', with its head so full and heavy, I had to hold it up to take the photograph. It is still very wet after all the rain, so hopefully will hold its head up by itself as it dries out.

A very dark delphinium, with a lovely white 'eye', grown from seed a year or two ago.

The first flower to open, of the old Gallica rose 'Charles De Mills. One of the most beautiful roses. Not a repeat flowerer, and not strongly perfumed, to my nose, anyway.

Peony Sarah Bernhardt, valiantly trying not to bow down with the weight of the rain.

So, I was walking around, meeting and greeting when I spotted a small imposter ...

I must have chosen it, bought it, planted it and nurtured it, but I can't remember doing any of that ! I don't know what it is, or even where it came from. Can anyone help me out ? The only glimmer of sanity I have, is that I planted an assortment of summer bulbs in early Spring, and it could be one of those . It is very pretty, almost orchid-like in flower shape, and about 15cm tall. It is quite exciting to have a little stranger in our midst, after seeing all the old, familiar faces !