After not doing much posting, particularly in the image department, I decided in a posting in a thread I didn't want to hijack, to see what scaling of uploaded images happens. The vertical image of the scape you see was uploaded at a size/resolution of 1277 x 1926. It was scaled in the upload process to 656 x 990, a reduction of almost 75%. Using both images posted in that thread I'll illustrate the impact on the amount of detail you cannot see by having to deal with scaled images, rather than being able to download the file at the resolution it was initially uploaded at. I can understand houzz wanting to scale the images for in-line display as that greatly impacts on the bandwidth, but disc storage is dirt cheap these days and being able to download an image to one's own computer at the original resolution allows for much more detail to be seen, something that would be potentially quite helpful for example when trying to help someone ID a NOID. The 2 examples are perhaps not the best examples of what you're missing, but I hope they do get the point across. Here's the first image as posted in the other thread: And here is the amount of detail you could have seen had you been able to download the original image to your own computer. What I have done here is cropped an area the size of the houzz-crop, and I'll do the same with the 2nd image. And this is what you'd be missing: Admittedly not dramatic examples, I'll do some digging for some better ones and post them as a follow-up. Pieter

I heard back from the tech support people at Houzz. Their advice for the IE browser problem: reset your browser by clearing history and cache then reopening. I will try that and let you know how it works after I manage to grab my computer son and get him to show me how to do that. : ) Thank you, bayarea_girl, for that info about Windows 10. I guess I might as well go ahead and add it to my computer. They keep sending me messages about it, but I've ignored them--out of sheer laziness. Didn't want to be bothered by having to learn how to use it. But it is evidently time. Out of curiosity, I'm trying the Houzz Photo button and see if it works for me. Hey, it works. OK--now I have two new ways to post pics. This is good! Thanks for that help, Sutekesh. (That is a pic of the mini-rose Sweet Diana, for the curious. ) Kate

Link works for me on my desktop. Looks great Pete! Thanks for the photos. I agree, there is something great about watching a tiny tree grow into something substantial. The majority of my plants started as puny mail orders. Only now have I started buying larger size plants and stretching my plant budget.

@David Chang test again