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Last year after 18 years of gardening solely for food purposes, I realized how much I love having fresh flowers on the table throughout the growing season. I'll post a pic here each time I make a new arrangement this year. Starting now.

(may have an adjustment period to learn how to embed images)

edit: Daffodils, Forsythia, Weeping Willow. Is there a way to adjust image size?

 
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Lovely- I like the creamy coloured daffodils.
 
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Ezra Beaton wrote: Is there a way to adjust image size?



Yes. If you go back and edit your post, you can insert the image width inside the img square code brackets. like so:

I find a 450 width is nice for a landscape photo and 400 for a portrait. It may be best to make a thread in tinkering with this site to have a play with images, since there are people far more skilled in coding than I that may chip in and help.
 
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Nancy Reading wrote:

Ezra Beaton wrote: Is there a way to adjust image size?



Yes. If you go back and edit your post, you can insert the image width inside the img square code brackets. like so:

I find a 450 width is nice for a landscape photo and 400 for a portrait. It may be best to make a thread in tinkering with this site to have a play with images, since there are people far more skilled in coding than I that may chip in and help.



Thanks for that Nancy, worked like a charm. More than enough coding for me for quite some time.
 
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Daffodil, Wild Cherry, Field Mustard, Red Maple Samaras, Autumn Olive

Got to watch a tree sparrow teaching its young to fly at the daffodils this morning (nested in a gourd in the red maple above), while listening to the bluebirds sing. These arrangements are worth the time spent.
 
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