@ Lilylouise: If its any help, I managed to down size my photos by opening with Microsoft Office Picture Manager > Edit pictures > Re-size > Pre-defined size, choose large web size option. Sorry if this has already been tried or is not an option.
@Eddie J: this is inspiring stuff but also what a treat for you!
Yes its backbreaking and budget blowing but in the end, its all your doing! I started with a blank canvas, nothing but a woody lavender, sawn-off fencing and a dodgy lawn. But I had no budget and hard landscaping was a thing of dreams. I'm still missing bits and pieces since my husband is recovering from a three year illness, its also jolly difficult trying to go around mature shrubs with paving slabs or concrete haha.
Anyways, well done Eddie. I'm also a sculptor and love the newest creation.
@ Lilylouise: If its any help, I managed to down size my photos by opening with Microsoft Office Picture Manager > Edit pictures > Re-size > Pre-defined size, choose large web size option. Sorry if this has already been tried or is not an option.
Thankyou for trying to help me Wintersong I have given up trying.
Geoff - everyone has been so helpful but I just can't downsize my photos any way I try I am just being a pain in the b*m.I will just enjoy looking at everyone elses photos
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Hi all I see you have been busy.
I took these between showers this afternoon, too many to display so I parked them in 'photobucket'
http://s222.photobucket.com/albums/dd27/tgalmanac/20th%20April%202012/?albumview=slideshow
@ Lilylouise: If its any help, I managed to down size my photos by opening with Microsoft Office Picture Manager > Edit pictures > Re-size > Pre-defined size, choose large web size option. Sorry if this has already been tried or is not an option.
TG as usual you come up trumps-how did you manage chrysanths in April
I am guessing those are from last Autumn
TG as usual you come up trumps-how did you manage chrysanths in April
I am guessing those are from last Autumn
It was easier than that Geoff
The daughter bought them for my wife
Thanks.
I have to say though that despite looking great, the failure rates etc are just the same as any other plot whatever the shape or form.
I guess that anything would have been an improvement though.
Yep, that's some improvement!
@Eddie J: this is inspiring stuff but also what a treat for you!
Yes its backbreaking and budget blowing but in the end, its all your doing! I started with a blank canvas, nothing but a woody lavender, sawn-off fencing and a dodgy lawn. But I had no budget and hard landscaping was a thing of dreams. I'm still missing bits and pieces since my husband is recovering from a three year illness, its also jolly difficult trying to go around mature shrubs with paving slabs or concrete haha.
Anyways, well done Eddie. I'm also a sculptor and love the newest creation.
Pam -what is the problem?
Geoff - everyone has been so helpful but I just can't downsize my photos any way I try
I am just being a pain in the b*m.I will just enjoy looking at everyone elses photos 