No, but I do have two suggestions:

Shrub: eleutherococcus sieboldianus 'Variegatus' tolerates dry or damp shade, even deep shade. I am less sure that it tolerates a lot of sun. My two new plants seem to be getting a little fried facing east.

Tree: cornus controversa 'Variegata.' Tall, strongly horizontal branching, lovely leaf color. Expensive, slow growing, hard to find.

How about a fringe tree? Chionanthus virginicus. They don't get too big and the blooms are unusual and gorgeous. Pretty tough too and they would certainly not have any problems being hardy enough.

Couldn't decide on just one tree so I ordered two: an Anise Henry and an Evodia. Both seem to be uncommon in this part of the country.

Regarding the Chilean Fire Bush in NoVa, one California mail order company said they don't recommend the plant for any area outside the West Coast. Guess I won't take the chance.

Filbert