ademink, Thanks so much! plantbug

Funny....I spotted these 3 yrs ago at a discount home center called Ann & Hope (just in RI/MA I think) Anyways, it is absolutely gorgeous and can go in full sun to full shade and look great in both! I love to change her colors each year, lol! The foliage is a tinged burgundy/green....just lovely! I haven't seen them since so online is your best bet.

Oh wow, I'm so flattered that someone other than me remembers and loves my garden! I haven't fallen off of the face of the earth, but it's winter and all, so I took a break. Now I am looking at seed catalogs and drooling and plan to try my hand at winter sowing any time now. My husband has got it into his head that he wants to build a new house....Which means moving. I worked so hard on my garden and it will be even nicer this year. I surrounded the edges with blueberry and blackberry bushes last fall! So I am kind of annoyed. We love our land but dislike our house. Our dear neighbor (Kelleyp's Mom) has been in the ICU since new year's eve after a series of seizures and strokes. So my mind has been everywhere BUT on my garden, and I am afraid to put much more work into it only to have to leave it :( Although...it would be nice to leave the root know nematodes behind!!! I have about ten million pics of my garden, I'll find a couple more! Jo

Builders do not design homes. Architects design "dramatic" homes. Once you have the architectural plans, then you want to find a builder who builds a high-quality home and would do a good job with the type of home that the architect designed. Often, the architect will recommend a few builders who he has worked with and who he believes can implement his design faithfully. So, you should not be looking for a builder yet at all. You should be looking for an architect who can design a dramatic home.