The days are getting longer and I'm finding more and more interesting things flowering in the greenhouses

Salvia microphylla 'Hot Lips', and an unknown St. John's Wort? (actually it's not a St. John's Wort; its an unknown Australian species. We'll figure it out because it's feature, unidentified, on a brochure from Australian Native Plants Nursery. It's just a matter of time) Salvia microphylla is on of the parents of Salvia x 'Maraschino' (cherry?), which is a reliably hardy plant here in USDA Zone 7. Provided, you can give it good drainage and sun. I know the plant in my front bed has been there over 10 years. All these Salvias, greggii, microphylla, their selections, and recombinations) begin flowering in midsummer and continue to frost.