Are these "new" varieties or renamed ones with more "layman" catchy names? Saw PIN tags on them.

Is its main bearing season really May to November (+/- a month or so) as PIN and UF docs says? Would really apprecieate feedback from fruiting tree owners of either varieties in this area . Looking for more sapodillas. Alano has been great and Ox....frustrating.

Searched for myself but the "untilmate mango list" needs a password to access.

Out of all my mango trees that bore fruit this season, these two var. consistently had seeds that sprouted- even after considerable time being refrigerated. Neelam especially. Appreciate anyone that knows the answer .

My 8yr inground Julie (with golf ball sized fruits) and potted 3gal Imam Pasand (no fruit set) is pushing its 2nd flowering event. Anyone elses mango trees? Ice Cream held 3 mature fruit in it's 2nd bloom last year but it looks like no Ice cream this year .

Seems like this Zill creation got overshadowed by some new favorites like Sweet Tart, Pineapple Pleasure, and Sunrise. I have a tree in ground and after 4 consecutive flushes it seems to be a very compact and bush grower.

Both 7gal trees are less 1.5 to 2 yrs inground. Rosi flowered twice this season and held 3 mature fruit total. Two split. Cushman flowered once and held 2 mature fruit. Found the last one split this morning. It was fine yesterday. lol. Members with experience with these cvs., is this a common thing? Was soo looking foward to tasting these of of my tree.  .

Most of the places/ people I've contacted don't have anymore left or don't sell that type. 
Would love to buy one as it's my favorite.
Thanks.

Unless...God forbid a tree or trees dies or I'm not pleased with the fruit.
But as of now, my yard is at critical capacity- including 3x 20gal containers.
After much research on TFF and GW forums for late season mangoes I didn't have, 3 names came up:- Beverly, Gold Nugget and Neelam.
PM'd Zands (thx for answering my questions ) about his Gold Nugget tree and I was set on getting one after such favorable feedback.
Then...I saw a pic of Zands 7gal Neelam he got from Jeff that was planted out last year.
Looked barely 4 ft tall and holding lots o' mature mangoes. 
Thats what I want. Highly favorable reviews from some forum "mango heavy weights" saying it was an excellent mango sealed the deal.

My 7 gal Neelam (looks 15gal tho) sourced by Pepesplants for me. Love this little tree.



Some buds are full and it looks as if it is going to push out new growth this month (tho I've read Neelam's growth is slow).

Latest happenings this month

Maha! 3rd flush since mid May 2012 pug.

Mallika. Lightly tipped. 3rd flush this summer. Fruit next yr I hope.

Okrung. Still growing madly. Quite bushy.

Cushman. Definetly vigorous. 3rd flush since mid May 2012 pug.


To recap, including those above, I have:
Lancetilla (never tasted it (nti))
Pickering
2x Julie (contanerizing the youngest makes possible a space for one more tree )
Dot
Pim Saen Mun (nti)
Carrie (nti)
and finally a Rosigold (nti).

Other mangoes I would have liked to plant out based on TFF and GW feedback are Cogshall, Gold Nugget, Beverly, Fairchild, Bailey's Marvel, Duncan, Spirit of 76, Alampur Baneshan, PPK, LZ, and CC. I'll save these for another plot of land  .
If I had to do it over, I think I would have only planted all the FL avaliable SE Asian mango varieties. A green ripe yet firm NDM I had multiple times this season is just heavenly for me. Sweet, firm, juicy and allot to consume. And if having tasted 2 Mankunsri mangoes this summer was just a preview to SE Asian mangoes, SE Asian mangoes are excellent.

Now...where to plant this Neelam so the GF won't see it- immediately  .

Hello all. I just felt like sharing the spoils of my 2012 mango season.
Sadly mango season has ended since mid-July for me. But considering the quality of this year fruit, I can't wait for next year.
I hope next winter is not as windy as this years.
97% came from my two 6yr old Julie and NDM.
I was fortunate to get a taste of some of the recent additions I purchased.

Initial harvest: My Julies rippened first. Quality is just like Trinidad's....exce!!ent.


Peak of Harvest: NDMs start rolling in.