I use PhotoBucket, though there are other free photo storage websites available for use. Just locate the one you want to use, create a free account, and upload your pictures to your newly created photo album. There are tools you can use to resize pictures so they're not too big... some are still dependent on dial-up, and very large pictures take a long time to load and view. Once you have your pictures uploaded and sized, you would want to copy and then paste the HTML coding for the desired picture here, in the body of the text message. If you choose PhotoBucket, that would be the 3rd option under each picture. You would choose HTML. For some reason, I have to use the Control+C keys to copy photos, but pasting them is just a right click, and then paste. I hope this helps you somewhat. Here is a link that might be useful: PhotoBucket - Free Online Picture Hosting

SARAH: No, Not really.I know I had between 10 and 15 the first of last year, most being Stella D Ore's, Pardon Me, and Little Wart. I use to spend my days looking at pictures of gorgeous daylilies,and wishing I could afford to buy me some of them.Way back then, before my oldest daughter bought me a computer and a "COMPUTERS FOR DUMMIES" book to study and learn how to use a computer,I thought all daylilies was these ditch lilies,and not really pretty.After I learned how to use the pc,and found the forum,I knew they have some real beauties out there, and I use to just daydream of having just a few of them.My dreams came true last year when most of my daylilies was given to me as a gift.I am very thankful for the friends that chose to share theirs with me. RITA: That SPACECOAST STARBURST just sparkles.Its truely a beauty.PEARLFISHER PINK is so delicate looking to me. A very pretty shade of pink.MAYBELINE EYES wa just a tad darker, the eye, just a little bit darker,and that hot sun faded it just a little.Still gorgeous, anyway. MICHELLE: Thank you for such a nice comment.I DO try to take good photos to match every one else here.Every one always has such gorgeous pictures,and I try so hard to get some decent ones, too. NGRAHAM: hope your daylilies hurry up and bloom too,so we have more to look at.Can't wait to see them. CINDY: Thank you.That was sweet.My youngest daughter is named Cindy, too.Well, actually, CYNTHIA, but we call her Cindy. JUDY: Oh I hope my RUSSIAN RAGTIME will put on a good show by next year, too.I really love this one alot. KAY: yes,I have blooms every where.My street out front is pretty busy in the evening this time of year with people walking up and down the street,and alot of t hem, when I am out in the yard, stop to compliment the yard, how pretty it is.One of my daughters told a neighbor of mine that my yard is looking like a jungle to her,and my neighbor told h er well if it does, its the prettest jungle hes ever seen.She don't have hardly any flowers in her yard.She got disgusted with the deer eating up everything she planted and quit having any flowers. Jean

Well thank you Jean!! debra, I have had so many of those butterflies this year along with the Monarch that I usually miss. In fact, I have Monarch catapillars on whats left of the Fennell. They ate it to the ground almost. That SOT seedling does look like it's pod parent. That's a ffo so I expect improvement. She was really pretty last year! Val, I'm pretty sure the unknown that yo like is an Ed Brown kid but don't know the other parent. It's a nice soft color very feminine.. Christine, that yellow is very bright and clear. A good sized bloom too, that makes it attractive.. Linda, I think that the best photo I have seen on that butterfly. I suppose I have taken dozens of pictures of them and the Swallowtails.. ngraham, that particular photo was taken with an I Phone. My camera around my neck didn't do nearly as well.. Glad you like the seedlings.. Kay, the first one is in it's second year but it isn't photogenic because, it's much prettier in the garden. AND I knew you liked the red ones... Rita, the story around Brown Trousers is what makes it interesting to me. It's also the reason I keep it because I really think it's homely....being polite... Julia, I did a lot of crosses with Inherited Wealth for 2 years but I haven't used it for awhile. Also, Spacecoast Starburst is one I used but stopped for awhile. INH Wea makes pretty babies. Try her, I would like to see blooms from your crossing of her! Thank you all!!! Ellie

Hello adams403, I am in the same situation as far as feeding goes. My pairs eggs just hatched yesterday. I have the two hole feeder with the clear sides. I have removed one side and put some dried mealworms and bluebird treat in it. I also sat a dish on the ground next to it. It's been a week and I have yet to see them go in the feeder or take from the plate, although the last few days something has been eating from the plate on the ground. I think it takes time and patients. Try removing a plexi glass side until they learn to eat from the feeder, then put it back on and they will figure it out. A few years back when I lived with my parents I had a pair eating out of the two hole feeder on a shepards hook so I know they can do it. I would like to invite you to join the bluebird nut cafe and we will provide you with all you need to know about these birds. It is way more active and you will get fast answers to your questions. Hope to see you there. http://bluebirdnutcafe.yuku.com/ -Tyler