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Thank you Carol and Beth :) Tieing that riot of color together is a chore Carol. The alyssum manages to do it. Beth, we knock the weeds down in spring. Once the alyssum gets going, not much comes up through it. Deb hasn't bought any alyssum since 97 or 98. She bought the purple alyssum the last few years. I was pretty sure white was dominant and I was actually right, lol. It has been 10 years since she bought any but spots of purple still show up in the alyssum. (if you look in the lower left of the huge mass you can see some - last pic in the reply with the snow pic) There is no way to predict where it will be. Deb always scolds the stuff that comes up white under Heirloom telling it that it is supposed to be purple, lol. She does have fun out there. I mentioned using the weed wacker on the stuff. This pic is right after I went through along the drive. It looks pretty good within a day or 2 after. I didn't want the stuff around the roses originally. Now I like it. Makes great background for pics too :)

The sample picture may be too big for being posted; 338.93kb. It should be reduced to perhaps 100kb or less. We always have to remember not all members have a quality high-speed Internet connection. Excessive loading time can deter viewing, learning and helping. DA

I did a test in the test forum. If you want the whole link to show, paste the whole link into both lines to insert after you choose link using the link at the bottom of the Houzz comment box. if you want only one word from a text to show (hyperlink) then paste the word from text in the article into the top line and paste the whole link into the bottom line using the link at the bottom of Houzz comment box Example this was done using hyperlink in top box and link in bottom box then insert it Hyperlink this was done putting full link in both boxes http://digitalwriting101.net/content/how-to-insert-a-hyperlink-into-a-blog-post/