This is one of my favorite sites is "A Southern Garden."

There is a great plant list that helped me plan my garden.

Here is a link that might be useful: A Southern Garden

Wow! Searching for this thread this morning I found several that I'd somehow missed. Grrr. How do they get dropped to pg 2 and 3 without me seeing them?

Well, here is another wonderful garden I found this morning while looking for photos of Asiatic lilies.
This is a fella in Ohio named Kent, a Medical Physicist in Radiological Sciences (!), gardener, and photographer. He specilizes in Roses but has so much more, too. It goes without saying that his photos are breathtaking. Be sure to take a peek at the pages of paintings other people have done using his photos as inspiration! He also has some great info pages, he discusses growing roses with shade, and I was fascinated with the info on aphids.
http://w3.goodnews.net/~kkrugh/index.html

There must be several hundred pages here! Just on his page of photos he's taken in other's gardens he goes to;
San Diego, Woodside, San Jose, El Dorado, Sebastapol, Berkley, Sacramento, Van Nuys, and San Marino, CA;
Chicago, IL;
Richmond, Lynchburg, Harrisonburg, Staunton, and Charlottesville, VA;
Lakeland, FL;
Blaine, TN;
Wooster, OH;
Stanwood, WA;
Longwood Botanical Gardens, PA;
Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard, MA;
Greece;
and Kew, England.

I'm bookmarking this one to come back to and WALLOW in this winter when my garden offers little comfort.
GH-

Here is a link that might be useful: A Woodland Rose Garden

These are great links- I agree, wonderful places to "wallow' when winter comes here in the north.