Maybe a prostrate Japanese Plum Yew, Cephalotaxus harringtonia 'Protrata'.

I have a plant which I term a wild bleeding heart. It blooms all summer long in pretty pink nodding flowers. There are also red ones and white ones. Unlike the 'cultivated' bleeding heart, they keep their foliage all summer as well. I've seen them in full sun, and mine are in part shade/dry soil, but where they came from they were in very moist soil with morning sun. This plant takes everything and is not a bully.
Nicole.

Thanks for the ideas, Elmore and Tiffy. I like the yew idea for the corner of the hosue where the electric meter is. The touch of color from the bleeding hearts could also be nice.

New Jersey tea would be great! Especially since you're in NJ. Check it out.

Here is a link that might be useful: New Jersey tea