The beast answer found but I feel I have seen multiple Pics vs multiple links as I have used from Photobucket. Now the question is were those Pics merged into one and posted. They did not appear to be as I can merge in Word and my email. I'll find one of the post in question and ask the person that sent the post. For now I understand!! Attaching a photograph: This forum supports the ability to attach one single photograph per post. The photograph must be 60K or smaller (which can be rather small unless it is a close up). You can also provide pictures by using a photohosting site like Photobucket, Flikr, Picasa, ImageShack, Webshots, Shutterfly, SmugMug, Snapfish, etc. These sites usually let you create a free account and upload full sized pictures. Once your photo (or photos) is uploaded, you will be given a link to share your pictures with others. Copy that link and paste it in the body of your message. You can have multiple links if you have multiple pictures. If you want to attach a picture here (60K or smaller), first compose your message and then select "preview message". On the next screen you will see a preview of your message and a box that says Image file to upload (optional): Choose the "browse" button to find the picture on your computer (or thumb drive). Select it and attach it. Preview your message once more and then select "submit". If you need to attach another picture, you will need to create a new post. If you want to practice, find the "Test" forum in the list of all forums.

I attached a mature shield to the front of a large half basket using a large piece of plastic mesh from a grapefruit or onion bag and a bit of panty hose. I used twist'ems and string to secure the net cradle to the basket. It looked pretty awful but a new shield frond grew over the mesh and I was able to remove the ties and string as soon as the roots grew through to the moss beneath. It is hot and humid here and I would hate to actually pierce anything I didn't have to.

I understand the temptation--the garage looks good two-toned. But when you add in the attached house, it doesn't work as well. You could maybe do it in a third, very similar color to the PT, and use that on the gables all around but...probably best to stick with the plan. Can you show the front of the house because that's where the biggest impact will be? Making it look less tall isn't a bad thing, though.

The sheathing boards always extended past the wall , it's was a shoddy design .the house originally had a rake board and a large triangular trim piece to flush out to the shingle line at the roof decking.it looked awful.both of my eves are different widths,The left side is 14" and the right is 7 ".there never was any birdboxes and with different eve widths there would be no way to have symmetrical birdboxes . According to the pdf from the vinyl siding institute there are only 2 ways to trim out the gable for siding.j channel and 3-1/2 vinyl linears( impossible to find) even if I put another rake board I still would have to use j channel below it,with or without the rake board  the outcome is the same.