Key Features
Special considerations
Growing and Care Instructions
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Fertilizing
Fertilize with a balanced fertilizer during the growing season.
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Watering
Water deeply but infrequently, allowing soil to dry between waterings.
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Light Requirements
Full sun for optimal growth.
| Type | Fruit-bearing |
|---|---|
| Lifespan | 30–40 years |
| Growth | Moderate |
| Max Height | 15–20 ft |
| Max Width | 10–15 ft |
10-11 Container / 9-11 Outdoors |
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Bring the tropics to your backyard with the Pickering Mango Tree, a dwarf mango variety known for its compact size and rich, sweet flavor. Whether you’re planting in a small garden or a patio container, this tree is a favorite among home growers thanks to its versatility and early fruiting potential.
🌱 Grafted for Success – This fruit mango tree is grafted from a top-quality, fruit-bearing parent to encourage faster and more reliable harvests.
🌴 Cold Hardy & Container Friendly – Unlike many tropical trees, the Pickering Mango is relatively cold-hardy and perfect for container growing, making it an ideal cold hardy mango tree for sale.
🍑 Delicious Pickering Mango Taste – The fruit offers a creamy, fiberless texture with a tropical sweetness that's truly unforgettable.
📦 Shipped Ready to Plant – Delivered in a 2-gallon plastic container with nutrient-rich soil and slow-release fertilizer (8-3-9), this tree is approx. 6–12 months old and stands about 2 ft tall upon arrival.
👉 Want expert growing advice? Read: Planting & Care Tips for a Pickering Mango Tree
🌿 Explore More at Everglades Farm
Looking for more homegrown tropical treasures? Explore our full Fruit Trees Collection, including Mango Trees for Sale and Fast Growing Trees that thrive in warm climates.
🌞 Ready to grow sweet mangoes in your own backyard?
Order your Pickering Mango Tree today from Everglades Farm — Florida-grown and shipped to your door.
I ordered this for my husband’s birthday and it arrived in excellent condition. Very happy with my purchased!
Thanks guys for a healthy mangos tree. Everything got here ok and looked good thanks again.
The tree has nice branching and growth
Pristine? No. My mango tree showed up lookin’ like it just left a street fight—cuts, brown spots, crispy edges, hard water stains, and even dropped a leaf.
Tiny baby twig? Also no. This is a real tree with impressive size. At this price, it’s a steal—would’ve cost triple elsewhere.
Bottom line: I ordered again from this nursery. Plants aren’t supermodels—they are still cute and appear healthy.
I am quite dissatisfied with my recent order. Out of the six trees I purchased, only two arrived in satisfactory condition. Unfortunately, three of the mango trees and one sour tree had severely damaged leaves with browning and holes. Additionally, I noticed that they placed one-gallon trees 12-18in in two-gallon pots, resulting in higher costs for the customer. This experience has left me disappointed, and I have decided that this will be my final order from this supplier. I will be taking my reviews and photos on google for more honest reviews.
