> A note for Vickie O'Keefe if she's back online. Forgot to mention in a > previous post that Texas Gardener is a pretty good magazine on gardening > in Texas. It's good enough that we keep a subscription up because the > upper Texas coast has exactly the same weather, soil types, etc. that we > do. Yeah, I'm back online, George, but barely. I was scheduled to fly out of San Antonio on Saturday morning. I eventually did get out that day, but it was one of those "Planes, Trains, & Automobiles" kind of days. That was one bad storm, and it went all the way to the Great Lakes, delaying flights in Chicago, St. Louis, and Dallas, not to mention Austin and San Antonio. When we finally taxied down the runway in San Antonio, we could see that the airport was all but surrounded by a gushing river, and I know there's no river there under normal circumstances. Anyway, I subscribed to Texas Gardener for a few years after I first bought my property in the Hill Country. I thought it was quite good and informative. I stopped because I tend to save all my gardening magazines, and I have a small house. Now, I've cancelled all my subscriptions till I get moved. So when I get down there for good, I may be asking one of you to give me the address to resubscribe. Vicki, back in Seattle where the fog is thicker than pea soup this morning.