Hepatica

[johngennard]

Chris
Super pics.Sometimes I think some of the varieties are more effective at their earlier stages of opening.The sepals on your last picture are particularly effective.I look forward to your next lot.

[johngennard]

As a matter of interest,can anyone tell me how one can post more than 3 images of 100kb each on a single posting ?

[Joakim B]

John the limmit is ten pics of less than 300 each.
So no problem posting more than tree just use
Additional options attach and then more attachments and then You have all the pics in the end.
If You want to have the pics in the text someone else need to explain tha since I do not know.

Thanks for the pics Chris and John

[Luc Gilgemyn]

Great stuff John and Chris !
Amazing plants and pictures.
Thanks again

[Maggi Young]

Re posting pix: a quote from the General Forum thread on forum posting:A: Admin has set the max size for an image (for any type of attachment in fact) at 300K and a max of 10 attachments per post. Members are encouraged to make the attachment file sizes smaller though, for practical reasons.
Pictures /  attachments don't show in the preview - that's just a limitation of the software. I would suggest re-sizing all your pics  to a max width / height of 640 px. This means that in standard landscape format most will be 640 x 480 or thereabouts.

Q: “So I see the pic I posted (one of two, the other the same but with 284KBs) but where's the text that went with it?”

A: “If you want to immediately see your post in the thread after you've posted, I found that you need to do this: Click 'profile' to go to your profile section, under 'modify profile' click 'look and layout', then tick the box that says 'return to topics after posting by default' then click 'change profile'.
Then, when you've posted, your screen immediately goes back to the thread and you can see your post, check photos have appeared etc.”


Q:”I had tried to attach 4 images which would have exceeded the 300Kb limit and that was my problem, obviously. Hard to upload  multiple images then?”

A: Not correct.

Update 2013
Each image can be 200K 5 images max.  per post. That's 1meg. Within these  limits, user  are asked to act responsibly as you can imagine it would be possible to use up  vast resources.

I strongly advise EVERYONE to read the  official forum "HELP" pages, found via the HELP button second left in the toolbar at left, above : Home Help,Search, Admin etc. as well as the pages giving "Help is at Hand" in the General pages at the beginning of the Forum Topics page. This is the thread you need: http://www.srgc.org.uk/smf/index.php?topic=41.0

Admin has been more than generous with his limitiations on file size, but I would ask you not to get carried away with posting huge pix. Very large sizes need scroll bars to view the entire image and most forumists find that VERY irritating! A picture that can be seen, complete, in an average screen is best, trust me, I'm not a doctor! There is plenty advice already on the forum about posts, textx in posts, picture sizes, etc. Please take the time to familiarise yourselves with these.

[johngennard]

Maggi
Thanks for that.I was under the impression that the max.was 300kb for each post.

[Maggi Young]

You are welcome, John.

[mark smyth]

very nice photos everyone. Some if not all of my plants are still in full leaf. I'll remove the leaves next weekend when I can have a full day  in the garden

[johngennard]

Here are a few more pics.Note the new leaves on Daishihou.I certainly would'nt want the old leaves on as well.
    Acutiloba.jpg
    Acutiloba close-up.jpg
    Ashwood WhtRed stamens.jpg
    Benikanzan.jpg
    Daishihou with new leaves.jpg
    Red Seedling.jpg
    Hiryou.jpg
    Ryokurin.jpg
    Yumeji.jpg

[Luc Gilgemyn]

Wonderful show John !
Magnificent flowers.
Wouldn't know which one to choose first !

[Casalima]

Wonderful show John !
Magnificent flowers.
Wouldn't know which one to choose first !

Luc has taken the words right out of my mouth!

Chloë

[Katrin Lugerbauer]

Hello,
I've that H. nobilis var. nobilis and I don't know if it is a rare one or if there are already Hepaticas who look like that.
Best wishes, Katrin

[Maggi Young]

Hello, Katrin, nice to have you back with us in the new forum. I like you hepatica but I do not know enough to say how rare that type might be.

[Katrin Lugerbauer]

Hello Maggi,
I'm reading at the new forum for a few weeks, but spring has just begun here (about six weeks too early because of our lack of snow).

[chris]

Katrin, I like verry much that blue one with the white centre, here 4 japanese pink forms from seed: