Do a web search of the string and see what you find. Probably just a popup ad. Flash is the animated software that makes those annoying flashing graphics that take forever to download on a dial up. I have most all Flash blocked. The 160x600 would be the size of the window it makes when it pops up on your screen. Depending on what browser you use different things come up. I use Firefox on a PC and sometimes it tells me it doesn't have a certificate in its library for the website I'm trying to go to - even when it's Microsoft's own website! I'm thinking the code writers just didn't want to include the competition in their list of known certificates. There's all kinds of security settings you can set depending on what browser you're using. I don't know enough about the Mac versions to give you specific advice. You can search on the web for Firefox for Mac, or Safari, or whatever you're using.

it hasn't come through yet and judging by the time of your post, i have to assume it's caught up in space. i'm going to try you again, but it's going to look like a real cryptic message because it's rejecting me putting in certain words or links. just let me know if you get it and if it made sense to you. maryanne

Highalt, check out ÂChocolate Ruffles. It has dark burgundy-brown leaves. ItÂs the only "colored leaf" heuchera I have. Flowers are pretty insignificantÂjust wispy white "stuff" above it. I like the dark leaf heucheras too, but I really like "real" flowers, and IÂve decided I like things that "lighten up" the shade side more, so IÂm opting for more hostasÂand I love ferns. I really like the white or yellow variegated hostas, which is surprising since I donÂt like other yellow-foliage perennials, but I got a couple new ones last year that IÂll get to see "for real" this year. And they ARE coming up already, so I hope we donÂt get any hard freezes anymore (ferns too). The only other heuchera I have is ÂFirefly, which has the brightest red flowers, and I LOVE it (H. Sanguinea - green leaves). That one IÂve had in too much sun until abut a month ago, so it hasnÂt done much, but I expect it to really take off this year now that itÂs been moved to the shade side, and I hope to either divide it next year or get a couple more. There are so few red perennials! If you get any of your ÂPalace Purple to germinate, donÂt be surprised if the leaves are more green than youÂre expecting. They often donÂt come true (the leaf color) from seed. TheyÂre usually propagated vegetatively for commercial salesÂor, if you see somebody selling some that look "too green" they may have been started from seed. DonÂt have any dayliliesÂjust donÂt have the roomÂbut I loved your pictures, Cnetter! I have a couple geraniums (there may be divisions at the fall swapÂprobably ÂBiokovo for sure), and might get a couple moreÂthereÂs a double purple I really likeÂbut I seem to be more stuck on hosta varieties right now! I have one on the south side of my houseÂÂJohnsonÂs Blue I think, it was put in by the previous ownersÂand by mid summer itÂs COVERED in mildew every year. Will probably move it to the shade side and see how it does, and give it away or throw it out if the mildew doesnÂt improveÂI think it might just be stressed too much by all the heat. Or I might give it away even if the mildew improves! There are others I like better! Actually, I better get it moved pretty soon or itÂll wind up out in the sun all summer again! Just added that to my To Do list. Oh! Highalt, your heucheras should do just fine out there. Unless there are new ones I donÂt know about, almost all of them are hardy to z4. And the green leaf varieties are mostly hardy to z3. Have fun! Skybird Here is a link that might be useful: 'Chocolate Ruffles'

Plant Delights has some unusual heucheras, but their prices aren't so great. I have never mail ordered from them as they are a local nursery for me and I normally hit at least one of the open house events that they have each season. This year I got 'Mint Frost', 'Frosted Violet' and 'Velvet Knight'. Here is a link that might be useful: Plant Delights