If you want to order Rabbiteyes, Just Fruits and Exotics in florida has the most varieties that I've found on line. I have Woodard and haven't been very impressed with the berries at all. Maybe they get better with age? I hope that's the case. If it doesn't get better fruit this year its gone. If I were you I would get Brightwell. Its hands down the best Rabbiteye in my collection. I live in Seabrook just south of Houston and the plant grows and fruits great in this area. The only problem I had with brightwell is leaf fungus if spring is really wet like last spring and the berries will split when ripening if it rains really hard. The cool thing about brightwell is the berries are sweet as soon as they turn blue so if it's going to rain you can pick them with a little red on there back and they are still great. Last spring I fruited Brightwell, Beckyblue and Woodard. Bright well stole the show and my family liked them better than my Southern High Bush. This year I will fruit the same ones along with Blue Gem, Alapaha and Austin. I will report my results but I'm willing to bet that Brightwell will again steal the show.

I used to live in Houston, and that neighborhood is very upscale. I can't say anything about the apartment complex they chose, but the location is fairly good. A better choice (IMO) might have been Dominion Post Oak Apartments, a few miles east and therefore closer to downtown. How far will they be from the Amazon training location? The Fairmont On San Felipe, just a few blocks from Hayworth Tanglewood also would have been a better choice. I think it has a better pool, and pools are essential in Houston in the summer. If they are only going to be there a year, it should not matter that much, but it is good to be close to work, as traffic can be a problem.

I have and policy posted on their site. I would like to hear from someone who actually ordered and get their feedback.

@erasmus_gw It struggled in its 1st year for me. How old is yours?