i will give it a try Yeah, i can do it!! This is a sunrise Echinacea that was about 3 ft. tall for $28.99 at a local nursery in Pa. I did not buy, way to overpriced for my budget and the 3 ft. Magnus Ech. i bought today for $8.99 that has around 20 buds on it. small white swan to the left for $4.99 sorry for the geeky post, i just wanted to learn how to post pics. thank you up above for your great advice! Also the Lowes here had Meringue Ech. for $10.89, might get that tomorrow for free with coupon. Can't beat the 1 yr. warranty they have!

When I had seeds to trade, I posted on the Seed Exchange forum. I made sure my trade list was up-to-date. If someone was interested in trading with me, they contacted me via email. As with other gardening objectives, it makes sense to define your goals--decide how you want to trade (i, e, postage, address labels, envelopes) and put that out there on GW. List the seeds you have to trade on your trade list, then post what seed types you've got available on the Seed Exchange forum. I "shopped" for seeds on the Seed Exchange forum a couple of years until I filled my garden beds. I kept the seed exchange information (i.e., names & addresses of folks with whom I traded) on an Excel spreadsheet so I'd have it for future reference. Common sense rule of thumb is be sure you get return postage prior to mailing seeds.

Post a link is okay.But if you really want to post a pic, first upload the pic to the net, get the url of the pic, and use the simple http code like: [img src=****] To show the pic, [ ] should be replaced by . And past the real address of your pic to replace ****. For example: Here is one of my cutting pic, the address is: http://www.huatan.net/bbs/1155285953/Mon_0811/16_89043_4eddccde42d1a37.jpg To show this pic, I just need to paste the code below into the message box: [img src=http://www.huatan.net/bbs/1155285953/Mon_0811/16_89043_4eddccde42d1a37.jpg] Replace the [ ] mark with ,and the pic shows: Am I clear?

Go to a file sharing site like photobucket ot tinypics or smugmug...follow directions you find there.