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Kent fruit

Grafted

Kent

Rich, juicy, and nearly fiberless. A late mango people compare with the fruit they wish the grocery store sold.

Kent

This variety

The fruit

Rich, juicy, and nearly fiberless. A late mango people compare with the fruit they wish the grocery store sold.

Taste, season, cold, and how to plant this one.

Taste
Rich, juicy, and nearly fiberless. A late mango people compare with the fruit they wish the grocery store sold.
Ripens
Later than Glenn, often July into August. It can split or spot in a very wet ripening season.
Zones
Zones 10 to 11.
Hardiness
Standard mango hardiness. Cover young trees in a freeze.
Size
A medium-large tree. The 3-gallon is a shippable start.
Tips
Give bloom a dry, open site. Kent is worth the anthracnose watch because the fruit is that good.
Pollination
Self-fruitful.

Estimate from Naples

UPS Ground for a 3-gallon packed in about a 12×12×30 in box. The carton bills near 32 lb. Includes fuel and home delivery. A smaller box costs less. Not a label.