Looks like a lot of fun - love the idea of the Job Security tree. I hope you raise a lot of money, can you tell us what's done with the funds? Our local garden club maintains many street-side gardens, and I have no idea where they get funding, if they DO get any. I always mean to join one of the weekly weeding teams that take care of a particular garden that I pass by every day on my way to the schoolyard with my dog, but I haven't managed to do that yet.

Hi Tammy, I went to the Mango Mania in Cape Coral(near Pine Island, FL) same weekend as the one Lisa went to in Miami. Like she said the weather was just unbearable, it was so hot and humid and we were there at 10 am! Only stayed for an hour or so, couldn't take the extreme heat/humidity!! The small section of mango tasting was very disappointing, only had a very few to taste, as some mangoes were already done ripening, I didn't even taste any, it was all pureed,looked awful,lol... This one sounds like a lot smaller scale than Fairchild's, only had a couple of vendors that sold Mangoes, and one wanted $2 each! It was a little expensive to say the least. Although I went on Sunday(last day), so I'm not sure if they had more vendors on Saturday? Only bought a few, the varieties that were available were mostly Carrie, Kent and Keitt! They had a lot of vendors selling other products and a few trees were being sold. I didn't buy any more trees, as I already have too many to protect from the freeze,lol... Here's some Pics...from the Mango Mania

yachter, Thank you for sharing the trees with us. The baseball & glove in the angel's hand is too, too cute. And once again that beautiful old theater.

I'm really loving all the wreaths and trees with the candy theme, but just know if I had one, I'd be wanting some candy everytime I saw them! Those candy shapes sure do look cute on them though. I love the white one too, so very pretty. Thanks again for taking the time to post these for us. Luvs