Mark - No, I have not planted the ragoon creeper yet. I haven't quite figured out where I want to put it. The other plant that you gave me that produces clusters of blue flowers is sending up a couple more flower stalks. This plant reminds me of a super dwarf Lily-of-the--Nile. Besides, I have been spending a LOT of time working in the vegetable garden. I will post pics of that in the near future. Anna - Thank you very much for the compliments. I do enjoy strong colors too. I find colorful foliage easier to deal with in the hot summer...no deadheading. Actually I have another planted area that I could show you but it's not quite as eye catching. I'll take more pictures soon and post it on this thread. Christine

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I find it useful to mentally replace the phrase "in the Cloud" with "on someone else's computer" It's accurate and it makes some decisions obvious. Change the question "Do I want to store my tax return data in the cloud?" to "Do I want to store my tax return data on someone else's computer?" and to me at least the answer is a resounding no. If some data is sensitive in some way, and you store it "in the cloud" where you can access it via the Internet, then you are trusting that cloud hosts assertions that they have good security practices, and trustworthy employees and that they will not go out of business or unilaterally change the agreement between you and them.

My browser often defaults to houzz as well, so I highlight the word 'houzz' in the URL and replace it with 'gardenweb' and reload/refresh the page. I don't like that I can't 'like' an original topic in the houzz mode, among other things. P.S. patI8, have you tried clicking and dragging images to your desktop yet?