Some mangoes, all except 1 are in bloom. My ugly midseason tomato plants are there too.

Zinnias, caged to keep 74 pounds of Labrador out.

Beautiful, Marsha! Hope you get a great mango crop

Why are your zinnias fenced? Do you have a dog?

Oh, the timing! Lol

Those are so bright and cheery! Thanks for posting!!!

Kent Mango showing off. Highly unusual for it to have a heavy crop 2 years in a row. But it looks to be a dream come true.

Top, dried lima beans sowed gave me 2 plants, plus some peas and scallions.peppers and eggplants 4 kids of sweet onionsbroccoli side shootsBlack BeautyCarbon the cat next to three Carbon tomato plants she was named after

HenriSportif wrote: ↑Tue Feb 09, 2021 11:38 am Beautiful, Marsha! Hope you get a great mango crop

Why are your zinnias fenced? Do you have a dog?

Yes, Ella Fitzgerald, my 74 lb mostly Black Lab

[mention]Ginger2778[/mention] My area in Colorado is under a blanket of snow and seeing all the green in your pictures is uplifting. Looks great!

pondgardner wrote: ↑Tue Feb 09, 2021 12:28 pm @Ginger2778 My area in Colorado is under a blanket of snow and seeing all the green in your pictures is uplifting. Looks great!

We are at 82F! Supposed to be a high of 74! Ridiculous!

[mention]Ginger2778[/mention] We are presently in the 20's with below zero forecast in a few days. Quit hogging all that warm weather!!!

pondgardner wrote: ↑Tue Feb 09, 2021 12:44 pm @Ginger2778 We are presently in the 20's with below zero forecast in a few days. Quit hogging all that warm weather!!!

Please send a little here. It's too hot!

Yay what a relief to see your sunny garden and those lovely mangoes in bloom! I believe you misspelled yummy when you wrote 'ugly' too. Those rows of tomatoes look good!

It all looks so good!

Bower wrote: ↑Tue Feb 09, 2021 1:18 pm Yay what a relief to see your sunny garden and those lovely mangoes in bloom! I believe you misspelled yummy when you wrote 'ugly' too. Those rows of tomatoes look good!

It's kind of you, but they are full of Russet Mites, and disease, so yes, ugly unfortunately.

Amateurinawe wrote: ↑Tue Feb 09, 2021 1:24 pm It all looks so good!

Thank you.

What kind of "trellis" are you using for your tomato plants?

What kind of fencing are you using for your zinnia patch? Are the support poles furring strips or something else?

Now I'm picturing Ella Fitzgerald singing to you!

Ginger2778 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 09, 2021 11:41 am Kent Mango showing off. Highly unusual for it to have a heavy crop 2 years in a row. But it looks to be a dream come true. 20210209_114618.jpg

[mention]Ginger2778[/mention] I always enjoy seeing what's growing in your beautiful garden.

agee wrote: ↑Tue Feb 09, 2021 3:30 pm What kind of "trellis" are you using for your tomato plants?

What kind of fencing are you using for your zinnia patch? Are the support poles furring strips or something else?

The trellis is cut from a roll of field fence. It is galvanized and has 6" square openings, good to spray through, and to get large tomatoes from. By a company with Red something in the name.
The fencing for the zinnias is from a roll of 2" square galvanized fence we bought at home depot. Yes, those are firrjng strips.
Galvanized because I don't care for rust like CRW has.

Thanks for sharing your garden. So envious of your mangoes! Beautiful tree! They have become my favorite fruit in the last few years. I just made a mango custard cake. Normally supposed to be made with rhubarb but I made it with a coconut cake mix, a flavor meant to go with mango! Fantastic combination!
Sorry about the Russet mites. Before they struck had you been having a good tomato season? Your plants look really full of tomatoes! Keep enjoying your gorgeous place!