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unidentified flower
Tracey Oakley
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Please can someone tell me what this is ? It appears every summer.
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sorry , picture did'nt appear !
Bump! Sorry Tracey I haven't tried to post one yet but someone should be able to help you.
Tracey - to post a pic you need to click on the little tree image in the toolbar above where you're posting, and follow the instructions .......... good luck
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Select the icon
dialogue window appears select open
now find the picture this looks different than the one you have because I run linux, but windows has something with the same function. select open.
next select upload.
finally select save you can give a title/name to the image but it doesnt make much difference.
Your image will now be part of your post and you can carry on as normal. Sometimes something may go round and you get a rotten tomato. if this happens try uploading the picture again. If it happens again you may have to try again later. My browser window looks a bit dfferent from yours but think of it like a car , its my car not your car but they both work pretty much the same
Hope this helps on this nice bright sunny morning
Clicking on the pictures above will show the pictures full size, I left the mouse pointer over the buttons that need to be pressed.
If your using a smart phone / tablet you will not have the toolbar and will have to do things differently by uploading to a site that allows photo sharing and posting a link/url/address of the image
Thank you all for you help. Still can't get picture on here though! Clicked on the icon , selected photo then upload and nothing happens !
Did you wait long enough Tracey? It's a long wait after upload if it's a large file. minutes, not seconds
In the sticks near Peterborough
Excellent. I know that plant but can't remember its name. I'll look through my book if no-one comes up with it.
In the sticks near Peterborough