Dryad's new website with galleries

[annew]

My new website with photos of narcissus (wild and in cultivation) and galanthus is now online. Please let me know if there are any problems.
http://www.dryad-home.co.uk

[bulborum]

Here it works fine
Nice site

Roland

[Gerry Webster]

Congratulations Anne. It works very well with Safari. Nice to see all the Narcissus I don't (yet) grow.

[johnw]

Anne  - On this page only http://www.dryad-home.co.uk/ the photo of Lutescens shows blank with a small interior blue box with a question mark inside.  Otherwise all other Galanthus photos are fine on the next pages.  BTW on Safarai here.

Drooling away here....

johnw

[David Nicholson]

Daff pages look fine Anne. Great job there, well done.

[Maggi Young]

Looks good , Anne - well done for all your work.

One thing : on the home page, at the foot, it says:
Galanthus Sandersii Group
Galanthus nivalis 'Lutescens'     
but there are no photos or hotlinks to the words- is something missing there? I'm using Firefox.

[Alan_b]

Anne, I cannot get the picture on the home page to load.  There is also a 'Return to top' at the bottom of the Growing Info page that does not seem to do anything.  But all-in-all it is very nice web site with some excellent snowdrop pictures.   

[Lvandelft]

Enjoyed your narcissus pages very much, Anne! Saw some very fine hybrids too!! Will need more time to take a longer look...

[arillady]

Beautiful website. The photo at the bottom of the home page does not show up with google but the Narcissus species are fine. All that I have looked at so far.

[Mark Griffiths]

works fine for me, Anne. Very nice.

[annew]

Thanks, Alan, I'll try and sort that out.

[annew]

Hope I've fixed the home page missing photo...

[Brian Ellis]

Well done Anne, you're getting there!  You might also check on the cards page, clicking on the image doesn't open another window with a larger picture.

[ashley]

AT LAST!!! After much wailing and gnashing of teeth, my new website is finally working.  Please have a look at my galanthus gallery - I hope it works OK for everyone, please let me know if you have problems.
http://www.dryad-home.co.uk

Wow Anne, that's excellent
I particularly like your 'Growing Info' section, and was fascinated to read about your method in more detail. 

When you sow small numbers (<20) of narcissus seeds in a cluster, is this because you find that young bulbs develop faster when in close proximity?  Ian refers to this too in his Bulblog. 
Based on your experience, why do you think bulbs prefer touching one another (or maybe polystyrene beads or the like) rather than just growing medium? 
(And coming back on topic  ) would you recommend the same approach for sowing small amounts of galanthus seed?

[Maggi Young]

Hope I've fixed the home page missing photo...

  Yes you have