Orange Sherbet Mango TREE GRAFTED 2-4 Ft Tall.Ship To All States.
Orange Sherbet Mango TREE GRAFTED 2-4 Ft Tall.Ship To All States.
Orange Sherbet Mango Tree – Grafted, Sweet, and Disease Resistant
The Orange Sherbet Mango Tree is a delightful mango variety known for its intensely sweet flavor, reminiscent of its parent, the Lemon Zest Mango. This grafted tree offers all the benefits of early fruit production, disease resistance, and vigorous growth, making it a standout choice for mango enthusiasts. Grown at Everglades Farm in Homestead, Florida, this mango tree thrives in subtropical climates and brings a unique burst of tropical sweetness to your home garden.
Why Choose the Orange Sherbet Mango Tree?
Exceptional Sweetness: The Orange Sherbet Mango is famed for its rich, sherbet-like sweetness, making it a favorite for those who enjoy tropical fruits. As the daughter of the popular Lemon Zest Mango, it inherits a vibrant, citrusy sweetness that’s sure to impress.
Disease Resistant: This variety is highly resistant to common mango diseases, ensuring a healthier, more robust tree with fewer issues for growers. This makes it an excellent choice for both beginner and experienced gardeners.
Early Fruit Production: As a grafted tree, the Orange Sherbet Mango can begin producing fruit in just 2-3 years when provided with proper care. This ensures you won’t have to wait long to enjoy fresh, homegrown mangoes.
Tree Specifications:
Growth Habit: The Orange Sherbet Mango Tree is not only a prolific fruit producer, but also serves as a beautiful shade tree with its lush, green canopy. It adds both aesthetic appeal and function to your garden, offering shade and tropical beauty.
Container & Tree Age: Your tree ships in a 3-gallon plastic container, with the average age of the tree being approximately 6 months. This ensures that your tree is well-established and ready to grow upon planting.
Sun Exposure & Climate: Like all mango varieties, the Orange Sherbet Mango Tree thrives in full sun and warm, subtropical climates. It’s perfect for regions like Florida, Texas, and Southern California, where it can grow and produce fruit with ease.