Mango Trees

Bring the Tropics to Your Garden with Mango Trees

Turn your garden into a tropical paradise with our exceptional Mango Trees collection. Perfect for Australian climates, these trees are not only stunning but also excel in cultivation, producing sweet, juicy mangoes that are a summer favorite. Whether you're planting for shade, fruit, or aesthetic appeal, Mango Trees offer an unbeatable combination of beauty and bounty.

Compelling Reasons to Grow Mango Trees

• Delicious, Homegrown Mangoes: Enjoy tree-ripened mangoes bursting with tropical flavor.
• Versatile Landscaping: Mango trees provide shade, beauty, and an abundance of fruit.
• Resilient Growers: Adaptable to warm climates, they thrive with minimal maintenance and excellent disease resistance.
• Seasonal Abundance: Mangoes are perfect for smoothies, desserts, and savory dishes.
• Long-Lived Appeal: Mango trees can thrive for decades, enhancing your garden year after year.

Top Picks in Our Mango Tree Collection

Kensington Pride Mango Tree: Known as the Australian classic, this tree produces medium to large mangoes with a unique tangy-sweet flavor. Perfect for fresh eating, smoothies, or chutneys, it thrives in warm climates and offers reliable harvests.

King Thai Mango Tree: A favorite for its large, golden fruits with buttery, fiberless flesh. The King Thai is highly productive, and with techniques like grafting and occasional pruning, it becomes ideal for tropical fruit lovers and perfect for small to medium gardens, making it an excellent choice for those interested in horticulture.

Bowen Mango Tree: Another Australian gem, this variety is prized for its sweet, aromatic flavor and excellent storage qualities. It's hardy and grows well in a range of conditions, making it a top choice for backyard growers.

FAQ Section

When do mango trees bear fruit?

Mango trees typically bear fruit in late spring to summer, depending on the variety and climate.

Can mango trees grow in pots?

Yes, dwarf mango varieties or young trees can thrive in large pots with well-drained soil and full sun exposure.

How much water do mango trees need?

Mango trees need regular watering during their first few years, but once established, they are drought-tolerant and require minimal watering.

What type of soil preparation is best for mango trees?

Well-drained, sandy loam soil is ideal, with a slightly acidic to neutral pH. Mulch and a quality potting mix will greatly assist in growing healthy mango trees.

Grow your own tropical haven with our premium Mango Trees—lush foliage, vibrant fruit, and endless enjoyment!