Grafted
Coconut Cream
A Florida mango with a rich coconut-and-cream sweetness and low fiber. Ripe fruit is yellow-orange, often with a light blush.
This variety
The fruit
A Florida mango with a rich coconut-and-cream sweetness and low fiber. Ripe fruit is yellow-orange, often with a light blush.
Taste, season, cold, and how to plant this one.
- Taste
- A Florida mango with a rich coconut-and-cream sweetness and low fiber. Ripe fruit is yellow-orange, often with a light blush.
- Ripens
- Summer. The 3-gallon trees ship, so this is one you can start even if you are not in Naples yet.
- Zones
- Zones 10 to 11.
- Hardiness
- Treat it like any young grafted mango. Frost on new growth is the enemy, not a cool January morning.
- Size
- Dooryard scale if pruned. The pot is small; the tree will not stay that way.
- Tips
- When it arrives, do not bury the graft and do not feed it heavily the first month. Sun, drainage, patience.
- Pollination
- Self-fruitful.