This is what I do. I went to Photobucket.com and registered, it was free, and fairly easy to figure out. Then I upload my pictures. After the pictures are uploaded, the have three things listed underneath them. URL, TAG, and IMG. I 'copy' the TAG and then 'paste' it right in the the post where you want your images posted. Hope this works for you! Christy This is Lipson's Carnation Sprinkles that I thought was beautiful!!

Watering twice daily with drip irrigation for about 25 mins each time. 2 emitters (currently) on the grapefruit and 1 on the lime tree. Fertilized the middle of February and May and will again in August with Arizona's Best citrus fertilizer. Have done nothing additional as far as micronutrients or acidification. Beginners luck I guess.

I have been searching for this info as well with no luck. If you do a search on "Miscellaneous Information" and open this post, there is a link called "FAQ/Adding Pictures and Links", but it says this article is no longer available: http://ths.gardenweb.com/forums/load/kitchbath/msg0105344116836.html Note: The "Miscellaneous Information" post can also be accessed by clicking on the link in the 8th post in the March 21, 2011 "Read Me if Your New ..." thread and then clicking on the link in first post next to "FAQ/Adding Pictures and Links".

We went with pebble sheen. We were originally going to do just Aqua Blue. After viewing a few pools that were Aqua Blue we didn't like the way the color on the shallow steps looked. Really grey and to me really took away from the rest of the pools Aqua color. No mater what color we choose for the pool the step and shallow area of the pool has a grey or green color. That's not the look I was going for so we decided on Desert Gold for all the shallow areas and steps and Blue Granite for the rest of the pool. Couldn't be happier with our decision. Here are some pics plus our entire pool process is on this forum as well under http://ths.gardenweb.com/discussions/2534843/new-pool-build-orangevale-ca?n=85 You will have to view the link to see how these colors look with water.