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Nam Doc Mai # 4 Dwarf Mango Tree, Grafted

Nam Doc Mai # 4 Dwarf Mango Tree, Grafted

Regular price $39.95 USD
Regular price $49.95 USD Sale price $39.95 USD
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  • Nam Doc Mai #4 Dwarf Mango Tree - Taste the Tropics!

    • Sweet and Irresistible Taste: Enjoy the mouthwatering sweetness of Nam Doc Mai #4 mangoes, known for their juicy texture and tropical flavor.

    • Perfect for Small Spaces: This dwarf variety is ideal for small yards, patios, or container gardening.

    • Fast Fruit Production: Grafted trees can bear fruit in just 2-3 years with proper care.

    • Beautiful Shade Tree: Aside from fruit, it offers lush foliage and serves as a lovely shade tree.

    • Thrives in Florida's Climate: Grown in our Homestead nursery, benefiting from Florida's subtropical weather.

    • Healthy and Ready to Grow: Arrives in a 2-gallon container, ready to flourish in your garden.

    • Easy Care: Plant in a sunny spot with well-draining soil, water regularly, and fertilize occasionally.

    • Harvesting Tips: Allow mangoes to ripen on the tree for the best taste.

    Grow your own tropical delight with Nam Doc Mai #4 Dwarf Mango Tree. Taste the goodness, enjoy the shade, and experience the joy of homegrown mangoes. Shop now and embrace the tropics in your backyard! Happy gardening!

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Customer Reviews

Based on 86 reviews
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Sean Robison
Little Tree that could

Tree arrived healthy and has been responding well to being Arizona.
It is growing and putting out new shoots.

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Veronique Johnson
Leaves are dying

I received it on time, but its survival is uncertain. Upon arrival, the leaves already appeared unrefreshed, and now they are drying out.

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JP
Arrived healthy.

arrived healthy and without issue.

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argel de manuel

The tree was packaged well but most of the leaves are burned. I don’t know if it will survive. The second tree that was in the same box was fine so I figured the tree was sent with burned leaves.

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MARILYN HO-KAWATE
Dying Nam Doc Mai Tree

Received tree early September. It looks a bit stress but watering made it perk up. Now 17 days later the tree seems like it's dying. I don't know if it was diseased or too young to survive the the heat here in California.