You are correct. As to how to go about doing that, I'm not one to give advice (don't want to tell you the wrong information). Just look up propagating jade plants (crassula ovata) from leaves during your research (if nobody chimes in). Planto

I am so glad I came here! Ya'all are so nice & helpful! Zackey: I'm not quite sure what you mean by a callus? Also, it's growing horizontally - do I have it planted wrong? Crenda: I'm a scavenger; after the neighbors (renters) moved out the owner was letting everything die as he was going to remodel. So I got the succulents, a twig with a couple of leaves that has turned out to be a lovely Crepe Myrtle & another little bush/twig that I'm still trying to figure out. : D CD: Thank you for the link; it was very informative.

I think what you need to do is insert the memory card into your card reader. Your computer should assign the card that's inserted a drive letter. For instance, when I insert my card into the card reader, it becomes Drive H. Then you would copy your pictures from the CD (which will be named with another drive letter) from the CD to the card in the card reader. You should be able to find the pictures on the CD, right click and select copy and then open your drive with your memory card and right click and select paste. This may not make a lick of sense to you - I'm not the world's best at explaining - hopefully someone else will come along and explain it better. Bestlawn is good at this type of thing - maybe she'll see this and respond.

Julia I completely understand your point. However, unfortunately "landscape" refers to the area of land around your house and usually refers to the shapes and structural elements of plants and hardscape and how they relate to the lay of the land and shape of the home, as opposed to a garden bed. While I can understand why you wouldn't want to post a photo of your home on the Web, that's all that can really be shown to get some landscape advice. Perhaps you could disguise it somehow. Kinda unlikely that anyone will actually know where it is . . . I never have run across a home I've seen posted on the Web. As for the rudeness, well just say, "It takes all kinds" and move on, or else maybe, "Perhaps I am misunderstanding the tone" if you are an optimist! But understandable if you don't want to post, I understand your reticence. In general, from the window into your home that you have shown, it looks like you have an entrance walkway to your front door, and one would generally not want to hide that or block the view as those shrubs do that you are planning on ripping out. So perhaps a couple of shrubs that stay small or a small tree, then underplanted with ground covers. However, if you really don't know what you are doing, perhaps just do grass until you have a clear idea of what you want. I got most of my best ideas from walking around my neighborhood and noticing thing that folks did that looked good. The reason those shrubs were problematic for you is that they were too big for the space as they matured. That's a common mistake that folks make who don't know what they are doing. They don't plan for the eventual mature size of the plants they chose and plant and then they are forever trying to keep them small when they don't want to be. Fortunately plant breeders have come up with many small and dwarf varieties of plants for home owners. Be sure to seek those out and read the labels on the plants that give the mature sizes. You can often also look online to get that information, and now with cell phones with search engines and Web connections to take along, you have a lot more resources at your fingertips. Also, you can search online for types of garden plans, like "walkway garden plan" and find complete plans with plant suggestions. https://www.bhg.com/gardening/plans/special-spots/