Sorry, darlababy, about not seeing this thread. I usually check into the daylily forum about once a week but with life getting in the way this week I missed this thread. Last winter I had a request to make my photobucket pictures more available to others and I didn't know enough about the photobucket system and with one press of a key accidently erased/moved the pictures. Thus all pictures that I had ever posted just got erased. Wish there was a key you could press to make them all magically reappear...oh well... So,...if anyone does wish to see all my albums and not just the few pictures I will post here just go to photobucket and search 'valleyrimgirl' and the only thing that will come up is for whether you want to see my album. Then enjoy! I am always adding more in there as stuff blooms in the yard. Currently I am adding more irises because they are just starting to bloom here in the yard. Anyways, here are a few pictures... a view north and east of the greenhouse. I love the way the two different daylilies fall over the path. This little kidney shaped flowerbed was just planted around its edge with 7-10 different miniature siloams last fall. Lilies are planted in the center for height. I Since taking this picture I have planted miniature daylilies along the path on both sides. I expect a few will bloom this summer but next summer all of them should bloom. This is one of my favorite beds. I love how the clematis, irises both bearded and siberian, roses, lamium, and other perennials in there look with the daylilies. There are many new daylilies planted in and along the edge of this bed also in the last 2 years that do not show up well in this picture because of lack of maturity. This is one of the daylilies that is in the flowerbed pictured above. I like the difference in foliage that the daylily that is in front of the bergenia and silver mound provides for this area. Since this picture was taken more irises and daylilies have been added to the front of this bed close to the stepping stone. Chicago Apache really shows up well against a background of variagated dogwood. And I love the look that the Luxury Lace has when the baby's breath is blooming behind it. And the giant catmint behind this unnamed daylily gives a great background. Brenda

Lovely garden, Kathi. Beautiful colours. Libby

-natalie, I can probably give you some help with that if you want ;-) The first thing you need to do is copy the code (it is the gibberish located in the box at the top of your screen) OF THE PAGE YOU WANT TO LINK TO. This is what the code looks like of your post on the gallery side: http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/cottage/gal1208141825883.html?4 When you are typing a message here on GW you will notice two boxes below the box you use to write your message. See them? They say "Optional Link URL" and "Name of the Link". Paste your code/link inside the "Optional Link URL" box and type the name of what you are linking to or want to say (like jkom's link said 'Natalie's lovely garden and kitty!') in the "Name of the Link" box. When you hit "Preview Message" your link should appear below highlighted in blue. You can test out your link there and then hit the back button to get back to your message. Then hit submit and you are all done ;-) There is also another way of linking where you can make links within your text (the message). It is great if you want to do multiple links, but is a bit more difficult. Let me know if you are interested in learning about that method sometime and I would be happy to show you. You can use this thread to practice if you like. If you run into any problems I can help (can even shoot me an email if you need to). It is super simple once you get the hang of it! ;-) CMK

Thanks for getting things going over on the conversation side! I always forget to check there. Jay