@amber: Awesome! I remember getting my first Makrut after searching for it for a loooong time. Would love to see some pictures! Depending on if it's a seedling or graft, the leaves might have a slightly different aroma. But if you love Thai food; then there's no such thing as too much Makrut (leaves). Congrats!

Thank you. Tree is grafted and has a lot of new shoots and blooms. I love to cook so will see how to use the leaves... wish I new how to post a pictures...

Very easy to post photos, amber. Just upload your photos to a photo sharing site such as photobucket.com. Then, simply copy and paste the HTML code string (ignore the other options), right into the body of your message. You can copy and paste multiple code strings into one message. Click Preview and you should then see all your photos embedded directly into your message.

Patty S.

Thank you, Patty. I,ll try tonite to post some pics.

I have a photobucket account and it is preferred if you want to upload several photos into a single post but you can add a single photo to a post just by hitting the "Browse" button in the "Image file to upload" space right here on Gardenweb and select a photo right off your computer's hard drive. If you use MS Office, the Microsoft Office Picture Manager is a great place to turn your photos right side up and resize them. Do all of your photo editing before you log into Gardenweb and you won't accidentally upload an upside down photo. I try to keep the file size under 300KB

Here some pics of my trees

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/yio2l3m9rwgixsc/Amvda041OP