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Apr 2, 2008 | 8:03 PM PST
Tag: seeds
Did not actually do any gardening work today, just looked around and enjoyed. Lots of birds out this afternoon. I threw some wild flower mix in a couple of my beds to "fill in".....they are coming up like crazy. Cant wait to see what they are. I think I recogonize some poppies and I know I have some zinnias from last year, but some I dont recogonize at all. Guess what.......I dont care what they are, I rarely meet a flower that I dont like. This will be my first year trying butterfly weed. We started some from seed and they are looking good. I also have 3 moonflowers, 3 dalias, 2 sunflowers and 5 zinnias almost ready to transplant. I need to divide my phlox, also.

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bsmitch	Apr 3, 2008 \| 8:35 AM PST Love your blog, but you need to put some pictures in it. There is a way to do this and it is easy. Upload images to Garden Guides into your Photos album, click on the thumbnail and the larger image will appear then right click on the larger image and click on properties. A window will open with the HTML address there, make the window large enough to highlite the whole name http://cdn-media.gardenguides.com/media/images/000000/09/66/ MDk~NzY2_large.jpg Highlite it and Right click on it and click copy. Then when you are writing in the blog entry window, click the little icon at the top with a mountain and sun. That will open a window with a slot to paste what you codied from the properties window. Click on preview and you will see the picture you want in your blog. Then click OK and your picture is in your blog. That's all there is to it. Test it out and if it doesn't work, delete it and try again until you get it to work for you. You have a great day and happy gardening. Bill Mitchell

bsmitch

Apr 3, 2008 | 8:35 AM PST
Love your blog, but you need to put some pictures in it.

There is a way to do this and it is easy. Upload images to Garden Guides into
your Photos album, click on the thumbnail and the larger image will appear then
right click on the larger image and click on properties. A window will open with
the HTML address there, make the window large enough to highlite the whole name
http://cdn-media.gardenguides.com/media/images/000000/09/66/
MDk~NzY2_large.jpg
Highlite it and Right click on it and click copy. Then when you are writing in
the blog entry window, click the little icon at the top with a mountain and sun.
That will open a window with a slot to paste what you codied from the properties
window. Click on preview and you will see the picture you want in your blog.
Then click OK and your picture is in your blog. That's all there is to it. Test
it out and if it doesn't work, delete it and try again until you get it to work
for you.

You have a great day and happy gardening. Bill Mitchell

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