I grew up in Washington State were rhododendrons and azaleas grew wherever you happened to want to poke them. There are only a few types that can tolerate this climate in Texas. I am so envious of the colors and varieties you get to play with, Bobert.

I'm going to pull the heirloom tomatoes tomorrow. They're not doing a thing out there but taking up space. The rest of the crop (Super Fantastic) is doing okay, more or less. I'm getting a few tomatoes a day, enough to eat and give one away occasionally. There is no overage yet.

SRS