Mantis;No I don't remember the name OF the clematis.I lost the original plant a few years ago, but had started this one from seed from it, but the tag had been missing for several years. Thank you for commenting Andrea and linda. KAY,I had the worse time trying to get these pictures in photobucket.i bet I tried to upload them 20 times and it just wouldn't work for me,so I finally tried that other way of slide them and drop them in the proper place, didn't think that would work either, but it did.If its going to be that much of a problem to upload photos to photobucket,I probably wont be posting many photos. Thank you Rita,Things are picking up in the bloom department nancy, Thank you for looking and commenting on my photos. Jean

Thanks Christie and Sunny. The hoop house is built over a couple of raised beds (plopped down on top of old tree stumps) holding my artichoke plants. There are some herbs tucked in to over winter. Pots of late tomatoes will be pulled inside to get a little extra mileage. Next year I'll put shade cloth over the top for a cooler climate for my chokes. Just to the left on the screen you can see my branch cucumber hut. I raised the bed using old roofing shingles held together with left over strap electric fence tape. Christie, those 'timbers' are rotten 1 x 10's from a collapsed carport. It's funky but works. I've raised as many areas as I can with anything I can find. Here's a picture taken in May that shows a few more raised beds. The few inches of height makes a huge difference in drainage here. Can't resist showing off this little guy... picture taken on May 22. That broccoli is a purple sprouting variety. I started it in February... expecting Spring broccoli. Now I'm waiting for Fall broccoli. It may never flower! I'll let you know what happens. I got a bit carried away here. :-) So much fun sharing... Thanks for again for your comments! Robin

Henry, how are you trying to post them? If it's is just one photo you can upload it right from your computer using the "image file to upload" box right ABOVE the post box. If you're trying to up load more than one you need to have a photo imaging site like photobucket and then cope the HTNL code from there and paste it into your post.

When you use Word to create the HTML, it puts all of the images in their own folder(directory). It also writes the HTML code this way as well. When you uploaded the images, you loaded them into the main directory. If you are using FTP, upload that whole folder named "webpage_files", that will give you the correct directory and your pictures should work without having to change the code. If you aren't FTPing, but uploading each image seperately; First create a new directory and call it "webpage_files", then proceed to upload the images into that directory. Or it might be possible to move the files in the main directory to that new directory.