Mango Seedling (Tommy Atkins)

We offer Mango seedling, basically Tommy Atkins, Edward, Palmer, Kent, Ogbomosho, Julie Mango Seedling (Tommy Atkins) The Tommy Atkins mango is the most widely grown commercial variety. Flavor: Tart with sweet notes Aroma: Small hints of tropical fruit and citrus Texture: Firm flesh and high fibers throughout Color: A dark red blush often covers much Of the fruit with green and orange-yellow accents Shape: Medium to large with oval or oblong shape. Ripening cues: This mango may not provide any visual cues. Peak availability: March to July Edward This fiber-free sweet and tangy flavored mango seedling can range in color from pink to yellow, and is round or oblong in shape. Palmer This mild-flavored, firm flesh mango ranges from purple to red to yellow, and is oblong in shape Common name: Mango Botanical name: Mangifera indica Avg Height X Width: 15? X 15?, according to variety Family: Anacardiaceae Origin: Southeast Asia and India Season: May to January Damage temp: 25-27 F Ogbomosho This is a native variety, it shows good resistance to mango disease (anthracnose). The trees grow much bigger and stronger. The fruit has a sweet taste. Mango Seedling matures and fruits early, it has bright yellow with orange and red blush skin colour It has yellow flesh and oblong shape. The texture varies from firm to soft and juicy. It has a fibrous flesh, sweet with a hint of spice. The green overtones diminish and yellow becomes more golden as it ripens. It is great for sweet and savoury preparations and puree. Kent The flesh is deep yellow, sweet, aromatic, and virtually fiberless. The tree is a large vigorous grower which can attain heights of fifty to sixty feet if unmanaged. The most rewarding attribute is a bountiful late-season crop. The fruit ripens from July to August. It makes a great shade tree. Julie Common name: Mango Botanical name of Mango Seedlings (Tommy Atkins): Mangifera indica Avg Height X Width: 15? X 15?, according to variety Family: Anacardiaceae Origin: Southeast Asia and India Season: May to January Damage temp: 25-27 F More about Mango Seedling (Tommy Atkins) It is sought after for its dwarf-growing habit. It thrives in more arid climates. The fruit itself is sweet and tangy having somewhat of a pineapple flavour. The fruit ripens from late June to July. It does well in containers so can be grown practically anywhere. Place orders for your mango seedlings today!!!