Carol - Are you trying to create a post and use photobucket on the same browser page? If so, you need to open a second tab on your browser window (click on file above in browser - should see a new tab option - click on that, a second tab will open on your window) - open gardenweb and your posting box in one tab and open photobucket with your pictures in the other tab. Now you can click on a tab and work within that page, then click the other tab when you want to work within that tab to paste or copy. Then to paste another picture on same post, do as Tanya said , click after the end of picture code you pasted and press enter to move to a new line after your 1st picture, or press enter again to create a blank line between pics. Now copy your next picture and so on. Hope this helpful and clear. Paul

WOW,it worked,enjoy the view.

Thanks cyn . We used to grow a New Dawn rose on the south gate arbour. We swagged some of the canes onto chains running down the south alley in an attempt to control its long and very vigorous growth! DH called it The Killer Rose because of the thorns and how fast it grew. It got to be a hazard and also started to get Black Spot. We removed it in 2010: (note the safety goggles and rose gauntlets - but, foolishly, no shirt - it was a very hot day in July 2010.) DH shed blood that day! :-) Now we only grow non-thorny things on the arbours (mostly clematis). So consider the maintenance issues when planting on whatever arbour you might get.

Thanks Jin,i love showing my flowers etc,just hate the frustrations that go along with it sometimes,think i have it figured out now,at least i hope so. So let me try and show you my zinnias,one of my favorite flowers.These have doubled in size in just a couple weeks,need to take a new picture,tried to last evening ,but the battery in my camera dies. Look at this sunset picture of one of my staghorn ferns.Love how it turned out. Here's another staghorn,our biggest one.Lets see what else i can find to share. Plectranthus,just got this last week.