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ID this little tree

14 years ago

I see there is no forum for the Caribbean, so I went to Hawaii. I'm having a problem identifying a small tree I found on my property. Is there a way to upload images here? Should I stick to "Dave's Garden" where they have tropics around the world, or will I be able to get help here?

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randg
14 years ago
I'm not sure I could help you with your ID, but I can help you how to post images. To post images I use Flickr, others use photobucket as their image hosting. So basically, you have to register from the site you choose as your host, upload your photo, and then copy the html links for that image so you could post it here in GardenWeb or/and other sites you may also want your picture to be seen. It may sound complicated, but once your started doing it is simple as 123!
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