Proudgm, you can save any pics to there, if it's in PB already then there is a link that says "copy to my album" and it will put it there. As far as other sites, I know there is a way to upload them to PB from your album, I think you would just put the web address in it, I've never done it before. Also as Tracy pointed out above: Vic, one thing I would like to add about setting up your own photobucket account is that you can create your own folders for it too. I have several different sub albums in my account for family pics, garden shots, then sub albums for each of my individual gardens, clematis, lilies, daylilies and then keep a separate album for all web art I find that I want to use again or edit/personalize. I like keeping them separated so if I do a search I can find what I'm looking for pretty quickly. It is a pretty neat site and they just recently expanded some of their editing tools so you can add comments and funny designs to the pictures too. I've started part 3 so we don't have to wear our mouses out scrolling the page : )

You are in a very different climate, but it looks very similar to a weed we call gumweed. It gets the name because the leaves, stems, and flowers are covered in a sticky, rosin-like substance. The plant is perennial, grows a numbers of stems which get quite woody by the end of the season. Due to the rosin, livestock don't care to eat it unless goats would. It is also hard to kill in a pasture setting without killing the pasture.

Hi guys- I have lurked for a long time, but only started posting about 6 months ago. I love to decorate, and have been blessed to work at home for Southern Living at HOME for 7 years, hence the moniker. Fantastic hubby of 10 years and I live in the middle of Missouri wine country, with our 4 small children and have already built one house, we are getting ready to build again on our 36 acres but have changed on our mind on an exterior(farm house? Log cabin? Mountain cottage?) so many times the locals think we're(ok, I'm) nuts! I have seriously sent 3 different plans out to bid. I still can't make up my mind. I love getting (and stealing!) ideas from you creative girls! We're into college football, great wine and steak, and head to the beach in Southeast Georgia/North Florida a few times a year to get our fix. It is my favorite place in the world, other than home. We also have 2 6 month old Great Pyrnees pups that are now as big as my 7 year old Chocolate Lab!!!

Pic 1 looks like Sedum rubrotinctum aka Jelly Bean Plant which can be propagated by either stem cuttings with a bare length of stem and a tuft of leaves at the top pushed into gritty mix right up to the bottom leaves or by shallow planting of an individual bean which will root and sprout a new plant itself. Others will ID the rest for you as that's the only one I know :-) Gill