Lucy thank you for sharing. I am having such a bad day that I needed to come out here and relax for a bit. My day started off like this: 1. Got up very early, made coffee and decided to read emails and this forum early, as I want to get outside to cover all my roses today before I am off to a former employers retireement party later this evening. Everything good so far... 2. I went onto my laptop and in the back where the electric plugs into my laptop has been on the fritz for awhile I had to push the connection up or down so that it would use electric and not the battery...OMG...It's not working AT all now. Ok, move onto the OLD dinosaurous desktop in the basement. First we are keeping our heat at a minimum trying to keep the electric bill down. It's 58deg in our house. brrrrr. I'm in long johns, pj's, housecoat and have a blanket wrapped around me and every so often I hold my coffee cup. MIND YOU...I have to guzzle my coffee to before it gets cold. So far so good....coffee is delicious, toasty warm now in all these coverings... 3. I want noise in the room so I don't feel so alone, go to turn on the tv. Ok, 3 remote controls. I'm never down here so I don't use this tv I remembered input is a key to getting whatever you want. I'm so frustrated, I hit input get sound and a very blurry picture...can't see the tv, can't change the channels no matter WHAT buttons I press. Ok, no problem I at least have sound...isn't that what I wanted in the first place? 4. Dinosaur now turned on. I read my personal emails first. I'm all excited I received an email from a friend of mine, I read it and she had this adorable little cutesy clipart type thing at the bottom of her email. I decided I wanted to save it and post it on here. When I went to save it it started downloading Antivirus 2009. I immediately get suspicious and cancel the download. Now I have some sort of spyware, bad program on my computer. So I go out to google and try to figure out how to remove it. Hours later, you have to download MORE programs to remove this program and I'm praying it is not more viruses. Gosh, I'm afraid to go outside today...might freeze to death. ha ha. I hope my day gets better....Thanks for sharing the photos. ~Tj~

I wanted Sir Modred, but thought it was too expensive a few years ago (I'm cheap) but got another dark blackish red instead. I want to put some gaillardia like they show in the picture for Sir Modred. French Tudor has been on the short list too....my sis has Bella and I am waiting until hers is big enough to share. Helen, here is another "wish you were closer". I have an entire short row of extra Hyperion in my vegetable garden. I just split one the size of a bushel basket into 5 different plants. You will love it and it couldn't be more easy care! You can also save seeds and grow your own. I think I have shown pictures of mine before and they do get nice and tall. Some of the oldies are the best I think.

Hi zep516, How did you know beanwabr was infected with Palladium Pro? I could not find out any info about this from beanwabr. You said my link leaded to a possible infected web site? I can tell you that this site (teesupport.com) is safe. I know this because this site keeps posting blogs (http://blog.teesupport.com/) for virus removal and legit applications uninstall instructions each day. Teesupport starts its blogs for over one year and some of blogs are even listed on the top search on Google. I do not think Google will allow sites that will damage your computer to exist for such a long time. I have also tested this site using online anti-virus scanners from various security vendors and all test show that it is a safe site. What is more, as far as I know, TeeSupport is an online company to provide remote tech support and they receive payment via PayPal or Safe Cart. Will a virus maker dare to receive payment via PayPal or Safe Cart? Talking about spam..There is a very interesting thing. See two latest posts from two different sites here: http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/virus-removal/remove-master-utilities http://www.citruscomputers.com/2011/09/01/remove-master-utilities-uninstall-guide/ "Your computer should now be free of the Master Utilities program. If your current anti-virus solution let this infection through, you may want to consider purchasing the PRO version of Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware to protect against these types of threats in the future." -- This is the bleeping computer site that you won't doubt. I know bleeping computer site very well and I like it so much as you guys and I just want to list an example here to support my opinion. So far, I don't think there is any pure site without promoting anything. My principal is to choose info that I need and ignore the unwanted info on the internet. If a site does not force you to buy anything in an illegal way like rogue software and it can provide you some useful info, then that is not a bad site. By the way, I admit that sometimes I will buy things from the internet because of those sites' promotion but I don't think it is bad because they provide useful things to me and I think they deserve my payment for hard work of making such useful things. Enjoy the internet! Regards, Alan_hoicns

Like all things, there are good internet sellers and bad ones. You can learn here on this forum whom the good ones are. If you paid for your order via Credit Card, you can begin chargeback proceedings even months later. That will have the effect of either giving you a full refund, or getting the service attention you desire.