One other app is Gardener's Companion Free. It finds the hardiness zone for your zip code and gives you temperature, and percipitation charts: https://market.android.com/details?id=toto.gardenerfree the paid version (.99) finds the zone automatically from the GPS location. useful if you wondering around taking pictures of unusual trees and want to find out their zone. Here is a link that might be useful: Gardener's Companion Free

There's a number of options out there, none of them are perfect as far as the few I've sampled. You'll find most options will control the transformer on the 110v side meaning that multiple zones = multiple transformer. As mentioned above FX Luminaire is one option, back when I saw of demo of that particular product it was required that you use FX Luminaire fixtures throughout the project and the transformer was very pricey so I never tried it out. I think they've since improved it but I am nor familiar. There's a company out there called "Universal Lighting Systems" and they make something called a "U-sync ZoneControl", I've used this and it works well. It connects to the low voltage side and you can set up to 3 separate zones setting each as either automatic or manual. So you can set a light on your BBQ for example as manual controlled meaning everything else goes on and the BBQ "zone" must be turned on manually via remote control or remote wall switch. Runs $200 - $300 or so. Vista Lighting has another option called a vPro transformer which come with either 1 or 2 "zones". This is controlled via bluetooth on your smartphone and zones can be set separately as dusk - dawn, dusk - 1am, 8pm - 2am etc.. You can also dim each zone or have a zone go from 100% - 35% light output at 2am for example. The bluetooth has a limited range so you need to be relatively close to the transformer to make changes to the timer or to control it manually. It works with most LED fixture out there but you need to make sure fixtures are dimmable it you want to use that feature. Not sure the exact cost but plan on spending $200 - 300 more than you would for a professional grade transformer without the vPro control option. I have MyQ for my driveway gate, never used it for a transformer. Sounds like a viable option. Like I said from the beginning, there's a number of options... none of them perfect. Good Luck! Dave

Vivino was recommended by a waiter (at a restaurant with a really nice wine cellar). I think I downloaded the Drynk app right after, just to see if I liked either one better than the other (functionality, ease of use....), and never made a decision! I usually snap a pic of wine (bottles) that we like and save them on both apps, as well as in an album in my photos app (front and back label pics--can only use one pic on Vivino and Drynk). I use the apps and pics more as a reminder of what wines we like (and prices we paid) than for the reviews, except for my own reviews.

#2 and #3 are correct. #1 genus is correct, species is tatarica. L tatarica and L morrowii are quite similar, the latter having hairy leaves. The two species will hybridize so separating the two can be difficult. L japonica is a vine.