Mango var. Manila Mango indica Anacardiaceae
	Form: Tree Seasonality: Evergreen Size: 90 ft. high with a 125 ft. spread Leaves: Green, leathery and large, to 12 inches across. New leaves can be somewhat red or yellow in color Flowers: Appear in spring to summer, depending on variety, are sweetly fragrant and attractive Fruit: Oblong fleshy peach-like fruit Stems/Trunks: Single, erect and branching Range/Origin: Florida, Mexico, Brazil, Ecuador, Peru or Venezuela. Hardiness: Sunset 23, 24; H1, H2 Comments: Seasonal litter, No thorns CULTURAL REQUIREMENTS: · Exposure: Full sun · Water: Low but regular · Propagation: Seed, · Soil: Fertile, well-drained soil · Maintenance: Some; fertilize monthly with a balanced fertilizer at 1/2 strength.
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