'Rozanne' Geranium - 2008 Perennial Plant of the Year Discovered in Somerset England in 1989 Rozanne has 2 1/2" violet blue, saucer-shaped flowers with purple violet veins and radiant white centers. Bloom time is from late spring to mid fall. Hardiness-USDA Zones 5-8 Size-20-24" tall and 24 to 28" wide. Light-Best in full sun to part shade, afternoon shade is advisable in hot climates Soil-Prefers moist well drained soil Uses-Geranium "Rozanne" may be used as a dynamic ground cover or as an attractive specimen plant. It is a good companion plant to Shasta daisy, perennial salvia, speedwell, hostas and short ornamental grasses.
Hardy Hibiscus  Hibiscus moscheutos "Pink Elephant" Pink, ruffled flowers a whopping 1' wide, may rebloom in the fall Blooms mid-late summer Local breeder Tom Miksich 5-6' tall, Full Sun/Part Shade
Full Moon Coreopsis Coreopsis verticillata Bright, 3" canary yellow flowers Attracts butterflies 24-30" tall, Full Sun
Coral Bells 'Georgia Peach' Heuchera villosa hybrids Vibrant colors, very hardy Heat & humidity tolerant Large leaves, cream flowers 12-16" Tall, Full Sun-Shade
Heuchera villosa 'Carmel' (Coral Bells) Glowing yellow-orange leaves with purple-red undersides, Cream flowers, Strong grower and heat tolerant, 6" tall by 15" wide.