Looking for good sized Pickering mango tree in 3 or 7 gallon pot

[zands]

If you have one you want to sell or know a nursery that has one. Looking for an above average, leafed out specimen. My local nursery in Tamarac, Florida, 33321 has pathetic 3 gallon mango trees fresh out of Zill's that cannot be more than 14" high. Zill is rushing them out of their mango grafting factory these days/ I read here Zill's is sending truckloads of mango trees out West. California Arizona etc.

Any leads on what solid Pickering you have seen in Broward County, Palm Beach county, Dade County/Miami (I would even dig one out)  Thanks!

[Satya]

Try Steve at Hidden Acres Mango Farm in Davie, FL , he may not have one in 7g but in 15g.

[JulianoGS]

Hello there man, check with Caribbean Fruit and Plants in WPB. Joel is a really nice guy.
He had a 7 gallon for $70.

You may also want to consider a Juliette mango tree, small tree also if you cannot find Pickering.

If you have one you want to sell or know a nursery that has one. Looking for an above average, leafed out specimen. My local nursery in Tamarac, Florida, 33321 has pathetic 3 gallon mango trees fresh out of Zill's that cannot be more than 14" high. Zill is rushing them out of their mango grafting factory these days/ I read here Zill's is sending truckloads of mango trees out West. California Arizona etc.

Any leads on what solid Pickering you have seen in Broward County, Palm Beach county, Dade County/Miami (I would even dig one out)  Thanks!

[roblack]

Als Fruit Trees had nice ones last time I was there. Bought a beautiful 7g last year with a zillion branches.

[zands]

Thanks to all for the tips and suggestions. I never heard of any of these places. I used to hit Bender's Grove but they are gonzo with his death?  I suppose? His website is still up.

[Tommyng]

I visited someone recently in lake worth and they had a 6ft tree, I think he said $100.

[johnb51]

If you have one you want to sell or know a nursery that has one. Looking for an above average, leafed out specimen. My local nursery in Tamarac, Florida, 33321 has pathetic 3 gallon mango trees fresh out of Zill's that cannot be more than 14" high. Zill is rushing them out of their mango grafting factory these days/ I read here Zill's is sending truckloads of mango trees out West. California Arizona etc.

Any leads on what solid Pickering you have seen in Broward County, Palm Beach county, Dade County/Miami (I would even dig one out)  Thanks!

I've seen small trees that look healthy.  I guess it's an issue if they're too small because the potting soil will just drop away from the roots.  I've had that problem before.