To post multiple images your photos will have to be on a web server that allows direct linking. The one that I use, and a lot of other people on gardenweb use it also, is photobucket. Go to photobucket.com and open a free account. Upload photos you want to post to photobucket. Under each of your pictures on photobucket will be several lines of code. Copy the one that is labeled 'html tag' and paste it in your post on gardenweb. When you preview your post your picture will show up where you pasted the html tag. A picture will show up for each 'html tag' that you paste in your post.

It wouldn't hurt if you download
http://www.irfanview.us/
and made your pictures smaller for
quicker viewing for dial-up.

I had figured out how to get one in
You add all the others the same way, except each photo goes on the next line or one line for each photo.
You can also add text between the photos.
Yes, watch the size.
It's no fun to open a page of giant photos.

I'll try again. I see I should not have pasted my info into the "Optional Link URL:" box since there is no chance to add additional ones. Duh, makes sense now. Except why is that box even there...oh, whatever...

Thanks everyone, from a newbie who didn't even have a web album a couple of weeks ago. Sorry about the plant photos, I don't have any of computers :)

Seeds from a tomato in my Wendy's salad:

Three plants grown from the seeds:

Hey, you did good!
I remember how thrilled I was the first time I pasted the html tag code in the message body and the picture appeared in preview.

The Optional Link URL is for putting the address of a web page or photo album or a link to where ever you want someone to take a look at. You can also give the link a name in the next box.

Here is a link that might be useful: Tomato Plant