Thanks so much, Jeri! When I first tried to post, the photos were not visible, so I thought perhaps the album had to be public, but I'm glad it isn't so. Actually, it was viewing your breath-taking slide show that put the doubt in my mind. Those are seriously gorgeous flowers! What a terrible shame that the heat cooked your roses!! I am truly sorry, hopefully things will get back into a more "normal" seasonal trend soon. Thanks again! MayBee

It's awesome how you can not seem to grasp the concept of not wanting to use pesticides and the sudden onset of high winds with 0% humidity damaging the plants. I would rather wait to remove the damage until after the winds are gone. That way I'm not out there in the horrible hell. Is my 3+ foot tall 621 grown in southern california heat a waste of time? Is growing Zunac seedlings in said heat and sun a waste of time? No!!!!!!!!!!!!! It is hope for people in warm areas that they too can grow these plants and get them to flower. I never see you post anything positive when people say their sanguineas have died. You just let it slide by with no positive reenforcement, like there's nothing they can do to resolve their issues. I have to sound like a broken record because everything you post after i say something seems like you don't read or understand something. I'm not wasting anything. I am sharing information on what I'm doing. I'm trying to get more positive accurate information out there. Everyone else politely said thank you. And it seems like they understand the above concepts. I even said thank you for sharing better pics of your orange sanguinea.

Hi Tygerr, I used to design websites and did a few photo albums in my time. You may want to invest a few bucks in a program called Thumbs Plus ( www.cerious.com ) I belive and maybe even another called SuperJPG Thumbs Plus will make a nice and easy to use thumbnail gallery and save you hours and maybe even days of hard work and superjpg can do batch resizing of images to reduce download time of site visitors. Also it helps to have a good fundemental understanding of basic HTML. If you need live online help try going online on IRC (internet relay chat) and looking for HTML help channels. A lot of good experienced designers are more than willing to help. Good luck :)

Not being able to read your mind as to where you might have put them ;-) I suggest either (or both) of these two courses of action: 1) Dig through your emails - you should have received an email from any online photo hosting site you signed up with, showing your ID and password. (ALWAYS save these!) 2) Sign up for a new account somewhere and upload your photos again. I'm not oblivious to the hassle factor, since I'm currently consolidating my photos from about five different sites onto two. :-)