I promise I did rotate this image before uploading...grrr.

Thanks, Lori. Compared to the other plants, I can see it's largeness...

Didn't you know that there are computer gremlins who delight in undoing things like rotated pictures? Never mind I can see how nice that looks with just a slight turn of my head.

~ I have the same problem occasionally Lori and sometimes if you rotate them a few times and then quit out and try again it works but that is in iphoto on our imac~

Just goes to prove that, when planning and planting a garden, you have to look at it from all angles. Seriously, though, this is a lovely pic of your beautiful garden, Lori. X

I see there are more kindred spirits out there!.Would you believe that I had your fitness in mind?...no?.. usually all uploads to goY are effortless... but this time ...I missed a step.(or maybe it was those gremlins again!)..lol. I would love to get a Macbook..but presently my little PC is doing fine (usually)
Skippy: you can see why it's a favourite of mine?...they are true "volunteers" because when the little rosettes show up I usually make an executive decision...if it's in a spot where it won't be interfering with other plants I just let it be...otherwise I remove it to a more acceptable spot. The two plants along the mossy path should really have been moved but they looked so pretty that I left them...might be sorry I did come next spring. Thanks for the positive reinforcement David!

~ my son is an artist/graphic designer who does most of the timetables/brochures and livery for a large national bus company here in the UK and has been into macs since he was taking his degree.We currently have one of the ones with a large movable screen on a round base but was in the Apple store recently and would also love a macbook for the portability-we can dream Lori!~

Hi Arlene...my son told me the same thing...has a friend with a Macbook..best laptop on the market according to him!