Mango bloom against the sky

We could do with a bit of heat, but not as much as that ! lol ...
although it hasn't been feeling cold today :o)
I hope you enjoy it ...

It is too hot for me too Hywel.
The spring is almost here. Have all your Fuchsias survived?

A few have died.
They were ones I was told were very tender ... so I brought them into the house.
However, I believe they dried out too much.
I want to try them again just once, before I give them up.
Most of the old faithfulls have survived in the shelter down the garden.
Can't wait for them to start into growth again :o)

Sorry that some of them died.
You have some beautiful fuchsias. I am looking forward to see their pictures again.

Thank you :)

Mine is very similar..in what had been 70f days,and now for the next few,60-65f. Cool.
And do you know..my Clivia has bloom buds,my neighbors shrimp plant is covered in "shrimp"lol. Its interesting to see your photos from much further south..and some things are in cycle with their cousins north of the border. For tropicals, they seem to go by longer days just as much if not more then very warm.
Or climate change etc,etc.

We are father south but at much higher altitude Stan. Our climate here is not tropical because of the elevation...it is sub tropical.

80 degrees think I could take that sigh :-), lovely picture.....

Thank you Simbad. Spring is coming soon.

That is potentially a lot of fruits!
I wish that my mango would bloom!!

How old (big) is your tree Meanie?

Eight months old and 30cm tall!!!!!!!!!!!!

LOL. You will have to wait a while for your fruit :-)