Thanks for the great comments guys! I'm fascinated by caudiciforms and have only really started collecting them within the last 6 months. They make all my other house plants look dull! Dracenas, monsteras etc. Boring! @Kaktuskris The crassula has been repotted in a clay pot now. It was left out on a wall outside someone's house and left to die! I rescued it and it's thriving. I like it how it is. I love the woody stems!

Posted from Photobucket It sounds like not all of your code is getting copied or something. I'd suggest you stopping by the link below and posting/trying it there. Possibly the Photobucket code is corrupt or something? Have you tried clearing your cache and/or history and rebooting? You might also try posting at The Computer Help Forum. What browser are you using? Have you tried it from different browsers? Here is a link that might be useful: The Test Forum

To imbed images in your GardenWeb posts there are three steps: 1. Digitize photos 2. Upload pics to the internet (hosting site) 3. Link to the pics Digitize Many people have digital cameras, which automatically digitize their pics. You can also have your photos developed with a company which will save your pics onto a CD. There are other photo developing companies which will upload your pics onto an 'album' created for you on their web site. A last option is to scan your pics manually. Upload to the Internet Most of the free image hosting sites have disappeared but if you'll check the properties of a photo inserted into a GW message (place cursor on pic, select right mouse button, then select Properties> you can see which image hosting site that person uses. Another way to find image hosting sites is to do a search for "free image hosting". There are many free image hosting sites but very few allow direct linking - that is, allow your pic to appear from within a GW message. Once you've chosen an image hosting site you'll need to follow the instructions on that site to upload the images from your computer. Generally it involves creating a userID, creating albums, then navigating thru your computer to specify the location of the pic(s) you want to upload. Link GardenWeb allows HTML coding within the body of a message. The format of that HTML is: [img src=""] where you use less than symbols instead of the [ and ]. Type that exact code into your GW message but put the URL of your pic within the quotes.

Hi Marricgardens , Seven Locks is really a lovely daylily . I really enjoy it . Yes , Flying Trapeze is actually more intense . It is a huge bloom and just radiates across the garden. Looking at the garden that it is in, your eye is automatically drawn to it .