 Well, it's getting warmer here in the valley, significantly so. And that's true both in the summer and in the winter. The upside to that is in the winter, these no longer die. They used to die to the ground every year, and you'd have to replace them. Now they don't die. They die back some, and then you have to retrain it. So if you want to grow it on a trellis, just know this. You're going to have to retrain it every year already.