Susie, thank you for remembering him. I feel really good that people got to read his story and that MAYBE someone will spay and neuter their animals who might not have otherwise considered it. My3dogs, the snake was a copperhead. DH killed 4 this week alone. (I even stepped on one!) It is the one thing I don't like about spring. He might have some setter in him. A couple of his spots are red. LOL, he is so mixed up that all he can do is smile. Leah, his ears are long, aren't they! When chewing his bone he has to be careful not to get them in his mouth. Really strange. On the flip side, that was the first trip to the vet where I didn't want to take home any of the cutie dogs that came in. :O)

I just had the same issue - here's what I did: On the top right of your screen, hover over :"your Houzz" and a drop down menu appears. Go down and click on "upload photos or files" then select what idea book you want to add it to and upload your file. Once it's loaded, use the photo link at the bottom of the post you are typing to add it to your post. I was working from a laptop, not sure if it's different on a mobile device or ipad... HTH! Alisa ETA when I had troubles I looked at the date of those directions and they might be out of date...I did not need photobucket, just uploaded directly from laptop files.

This "challenge" was recently posted: http://ths.gardenweb.com/discussions/3380075/help-with-adding-photos?n=11 You may find some help there. I still think Copy\Paste is the simplest solution. Of course, I'm lazy. ☺ (Edited to add: Just tried to copy \ paste an image and it is being blocked now. Another Houzz kink. ☺)

Hi everyone. Carol, your run-of-the-mill Neoregelia 'Morado' (Your words not mine) is a very desirable brom and worthy of a place in any collection; I don't have it myself, but I wish I did. When I looked it up one the Bromeliad Cultivar Register I can see it also responds to different growing conditions and the amount of light it's grown under. See: http://registry.bsi.org/?genus=NEOREGELIA&id=5907#5907 When you eventually remove the pups it would be worth experimenting with different light levels by trying them in different areas of your garden (But not full noonday summer sun) I think you will be surprised at the variation in the colours even in your own yard. It was bred from two parents one of which is a species and the other a hybrid (Neo, carolinae x Neo. 'Painted Lady') which will both change a lot in colour depending on the amount of light provided as you can see by the pictures of Neoregelia carolinae below (copied from the internet) which are clearly very different in colour. If you open this link: http://registry.bsi.org/?genus=NEOREGELIA&id=6185#6185 you will also see what the Neo. 'Painted Lady' is capable of and your plant of Neo. 'Morado', like all hybrids would have inherited some of these traits from its parents, so it would be interesting to see how much variation there is. All the best, Nev