SW>> Any mountain laurel experts out there? I've been told
 WS> Well, Stu, why didn't you pick a *really* tough job?  :)  I mean,
 WS> San Antonio is about as far removed for a mountain
 WS> laural as *Mars* would be!  (I'm joking, of course, but
 WS> it *is* a pretty tall order, to ask a mountain laural
 WS> to grow in South Texas!
My bad, Stu.  It is dangerous to presume that one has the correct
plant, just because the common name is the same.  If you are in
San Antonio area, then you most probably don't have the one that
I referred to... from the eastern U.S.
cheers,
WL Sakowski
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