
Tommy Atkins
3-gallon · $85 · shipping
The commercial red mango: mild, reliable, and a bit fibrous. Pretty fruit, not our most thrilling eater.
From $85
3 gal · 6
Shipping only. Grafted 3-gallon trees are $85. Larger pots are not in this list.

3-gallon · $85 · shipping
The commercial red mango: mild, reliable, and a bit fibrous. Pretty fruit, not our most thrilling eater.
From $85
3 gal · 6

3-gallon · $85 · shipping
Rich, juicy, and nearly fiberless. A late mango people compare with the fruit they wish the grocery store sold.
From $85
3 gal · 3

3-gallon · $85 · shipping
A Florida mango with a rich coconut-and-cream sweetness and low fiber. Ripe fruit is yellow-orange, often with a light blush.
From $85
3 gal · 7

3-gallon · $85 · shipping
A Florida mango from Valencia Pride and Carrie: sweet, aromatic, and low in fiber. Closer to Carrie for eating than to a big commercial red.
From $85
3 gal · 7

3-gallon · $85 · shipping
A Caribbean dooryard mango: rich, spicy-sweet, and fiberless when it is a true Julie. Small fruit, serious flavor.
From $85
3 gal · 7

3-gallon · $85 · shipping
A specialty mango with a bright, lemon-vanilla sweetness. It is a collector's fruit, not a commercial shipping variety.
From $85
3 gal · 7

3-gallon · $85 · shipping
A sweet dooryard mango we bench under the name Taralay. Confirm the tag if you are matching a specific strain from somewhere else.
From $85
3 gal · 4

3-gallon · $85 · shipping
A Thai mango with a purple blush, sweet flesh, and low fiber. Eat it fresh when the nose softens.
From $85
3 gal · 11
Bananas grow from pups. Other trees are grafted unless a variety is naturally grown from seed, such as jaboticaba, ice cream bean, and passionfruit.