Oops, I'm over in San Angelo. I always forget that part :)

Two shrubs that work well in late afternoon sun at my place are Glossy Abelia and Winter Jasmine. GA has lovely white blooms, WJ has lovely yellow blooms. Neither requires much water or attention.

Carla in Rowlett

Here's some ideas.PJ

Here is a link that might be useful: TX smartscape

And I thought I was the only one to recommend Texas Smartscape - its a great website!

I have Compact Nandinas, Dwarf Yaupon Hollies, Wall or Upright Germander, Indian Hawthorns and Rosemary that all do really well in North-West facing beds. These choices are all evergreen, ~ 2-4' tall and the Rosemary and Germander will flower for you too. I am partial to rosemary as it smells wonderful, flowers and can be used in the kitchen!!

Here's the website for shrubs for Texas by TAMU.

Thanks for the links!, I have them buried in my bookmarks (that I really, really need to organize).

I just have trouble figuring out if that bed is full sun or partial shade. Yes, it gets morning shade but then it's full on sun for the rest of the day. And then there's the heat...