No book could come close to GW name that plant forum.

That said, Tracy DiSabato-Aust's book, The Well-Tended Perennial Garden would cover a vast majority of the popular ones, as well as provide culture info. Written from the same zone in which you live.

One of the few books I've kept after info became more prevalent and easily accessible from the WWW is Botanica's Annuals & Perennials. It references over 2,000 plants. IDK how useful it would prove for ID purposes since the order of plants is alphabetical, and has no keys for ID'ing, a single image per plant, but is the most comprehensive list of plants in book form that I've had. I keep it around for taking to swaps.

They change plant names so often, even these not-very-old books have a lot of wrong names by now. This is why I quit buying any more plant books. They become outdated almost immediately.