As a philly native I can say you definitely got into Brewerytown at the right time and it paid off for you, that area has been steadily on the rise as money from Fairmount is pushing up.

I'm a California native relocated to San Antonio.

I like to consider myself a Nashville native since I've living here since I was 4 and love the idea of helping revitalize my hometown while growing wealth. 

I am a Berks county, Reading, PA native.

The most popular varieties tend to be those from hot growing regions of the world and include Tempranillo, Mourvedre, Sangiovese, Viognier, Malbec, Primitivo/Sangiovese, and your usual suspects (Merlot, Cab Sauv, Sauv Blanc, Pinot Noir) due to market preferences more than climate suitability.On flavors, like I said above, Texas is a wildly varied state, like CA, in climate, soils, and methods, so basically everything from traditional whites/reds you might find in CA to crazy native grape/hybrid variety wines!

@Barry Truong I'm a native of CA so I'm quite familiar with the problems you mention.

I'm a native of the area and happy to chat anytime.

With a lush native garden that is low maintenance and promotes wildlife.

talk to a nursery and buy a couple of native trees that have roots which go down rather than shallow and along the surface. 

I am a Florida native, a 24 year old graduate student looking to take action.