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FlyingFoxFruits:
Hi!

what am I missing as far as dwarf mangoes??  I have coghsall and pickering galore, but I want some of the other names that are harder to find!!

like Angie?? I hear so much about? and what other dwarf mangoes for container culture that are new or up and coming??

also...where can I find one for sale? or budwood??

thanks in advance!!!!!!

bsbullie:
the real obvious, Julie or the "improved" Juliette

Mahachanok, while not a dwarf, it is a slower, more compact grower...then again, I would not consider Cogshall a "dwarf" either.

Angie, from what I have seen, falls under that slower, more compact grower though not a dwarf.  There will be a handful of plants available in a month or so...as far as budwood, might be tough though I am sure there are some givers out there

I believe Kesar is also a slower, compact grower...again, not a dwarf.

For a late season variety, try Neelam...with its growth habit and a good set of pruners it should do you right.

FlyingFoxFruits:
called zill and they said juillete isn't dwarf...or else I would have got a bunch.

thanks very much for the information on the other cultivars...I will consider them all carefully!!!

hey how much and when will the angies be available?? how large? thanks
--- Quote from: bsbullie on October 11, 2012, 12:01:16 AM ---the real obvious, Julie or the "improved" Juliette

Mahachanok, while not a dwarf, it is a slower, more compact grower...then again, I would not consider Cogshall a "dwarf" either.

Angie, from what I have seen, falls under that slower, more compact grower though not a dwarf.  There will be a handful of plants available in a month or so...as far as budwood, might be tough though I am sure there are some givers out there

I believe Kesar is also a slower, compact grower...again, not a dwarf.

For a late season variety, try Neelam...with its growth habit and a good set of pruners it should do you right.

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bsbullie:
hmmm...I was informed different about Juliette but you could very well be correct.  To me, however, I wasn't a big fan of the fruit.

Anyways, Angies were grafted 2-3 months ago (not sure exactly, would have to go back into the calendar to see the exact timeframe)...they will be 3 gal for $35

FlyingFoxFruits:

--- Quote from: bsbullie on October 11, 2012, 12:23:49 AM ---hmmm...I was informed different about Juliette but you could very well be correct.  To me, however, I wasn't a big fan of the fruit.

Anyways, Angies were grafted 2-3 months ago (not sure exactly, would have to go back into the calendar to see the exact timeframe)...they will be 3 gal for $35

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OK,

I heard good things about angie, so please send me a message if you remember, when they're ready.

thanks again

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