Your photo is very tiny. It may be Salvia splendens 'Jedi Purple'. Here is a link that might be useful: Salvia splendens

Yes Dave; I would not have known to adjust the picture size- I am still working on it. My experience was an interesting lesson in tomato culture (for a newbie) Anney; My Rutgers "sucker starts" became nice sized plants, so I do have Rutgers-thanks for the neighborly gesture to share one! -but the "top end starts" did not take. Just looked like leaf ends. Jeremyjs; I couldn't understand if a plant is determinate why some would some say this part could grow. If a determinate plant means top growth IS limited (?) Then its not surprising, right? But some determinate tomato plants MAY continue growth from the top stem? Boggles me-but I do get the "suckers"--NEAT!--Daisy

Moq, thanks a million for the step-by-step instructions, I have my photos on photobucket now and was able to post some pictures.

Matt, don't save them with JPEG compression. JPEG (jpg) is a lossy compression scheme which throws out information in order to shrink file size. Any editing or archiving of photo's should be in either Bitmap (BMP) or Tiff format. If you use Photoshop, PSD. These are lossless.