SEARCH RESULTS: ICECREAM MANGIFERA

This mango is a new release from Zill, derived from Edward parentage and is similar in taste and flavor characteristics to Alampur Baneshan variety. The large green fruit holds a wonderful rich sweet flesh. The tree is prolific and so far has done well here in SWFL.
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Ice Cream (Icecream) is far and away the most popular of the "condo mangos." Dwarf tree, small green fruit w/ yellow flesh. Flavored like name. The tree can easily be maintained at a height of just six feet making it ideal for container growing. Although the fruit is not exactly dessert to the eyes the flavor is sweet, rich, and reminiscent of mango sorbet.
Original Indian name is Kalapadi (or Kalapad) - it is a highly cherished, small-to-medium-sized mango native to South India, particularly Tamil Nadu and Kerala.

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Karen Michelle was an Edward seedling from the breeding program of Gary Zill of Boynton Beach, FL. It was named after the wife of Craig Campbell. The fruit are large, ovoid and turn yellow when ripe. The flesh is medium firm, fiber less and has a rich-sweet balanced classic flavor very similar to Edward, with a touch more sweetness than its parent.

Creme Brulee Mango. New variety, very smooth and soft texture. Melts in your mouth!
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Graham is a descendant of Julie selected in Trinidad. he tree is naturally compact, and with annual pruning perfect for the space-limited backyard or container culture. The fruit are oval, with a flattened base and a rounded apex, ranging in weight from 16 to 29 oz, with an average of 13 lb. The stem is petite and set in a shallow depression, reminiscent of Julie. The fruit ripen from mid-July to August to a bright yellow, rarely with a slight pink blush. The skin is thick and tough and tolerant of rough handling. The flesh is completely fiberless, deep orange, soft and juicy with a sweet, rich and aromatic flavor. During the late summer, a finer-flavored mango would be hard to locate. Graham is similar to Julie, both in its growth habit, and fruit shape. The tree, however, grows better in moist, humid conditions, typical in South Florida. The tree is compact, and with annual pruning can be maintained with a size and spread of 8 ft or less, perfect for the space-limited homeowner. The fruit are larger than Julie and fruiting is more dependable. There will be less headaches in growing a Graham and more time eating this fruit.
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Karen Michelle was an Edward seedling from the breeding program of Gary Zill of Boynton Beach, FL. It was named after the wife of Craig Campbell. The fruit are large, ovoid and turn yellow when ripe. The flesh is medium firm, fiber less and has a rich-sweet balanced classic flavor very similar to Edward, with a touch more sweetness than its parent.