The charts are at http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/daylilies.32588 Although I got them there, my computer is having trouble accessing the charts this evening. Each chart has a different link. I had found them elsewhere recently , but have no idea what the site was. If you can't get them on the listed site, send me an e-mail through the Garden Web system and I will send them to you. Larry

Kelton, Has your lot been cleared recently (within the last few years)? The reason I ask is that redbuds will almost always resprout in that situation. You may have well established root systems sending up shoots. Also, even if the ones you are seeing are new seedlings (not regrowth), they have a much better root system than your transplants. Redbuds are notorious for being finicky to transplant. The ones you planted will only start growing at rates similar to permanent residents when their root system catches up with them. It usually takes a while for a redbud to decide it even wants to live when transplanted. Chris, Transplanting redbuds may be more difficult than many other trees, but it can be done. Most of the redbuds you see at nurseries are pot grown and root pruned. If you do decide to transplant yours and they make it after the trauma, give them a few years to get established and then chop them off at ground level just above the root collar in late winter/very early spring. Chances are about 97.643% (or at least real good) that they will resprout, and when they do, they'll send up a few nice straight trunks fairly quickly. Just remove all but one shortly after you see them, and keep an eye on the one you keep to make sure it develops a good branching habit, etc.

have you tried a quick system restore to see if that would correct it? could be something got corrupted. Using Windows 7 or Vista System Restore

I've read different things. One was update your java and remove any older java that you have in - Control Panel - Add and Remove Hardware. Go here and click on the words (do I have java) http://java.com/en/download/download_the_latest.jsp Others reasons explained at these 2 websites. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/283807 http://www.askbobrankin.com/red_x_appears_instead_of_image.html I have found that if I open Outlook Express I can see the pictures. Open Outlook Express - Tools - Options - Security Tab - Un Check Block Images and other external content Do you have AOL or what? If you have AOL, Internet service other than AOL send picture they may or may not show up. If they don't show in AOL they probably will show in Outlook Express. For me they always show up in Outlook Express.