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Juicy Peach is a seedling from Tommy Atkins, and same as its parent, bears heavily and consistently. However the fruit is smaller and shaped differently, and most important - it does not have the fiber of Tommy Atkins! It does have a peachy citrusy flavor.
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Other spellings and names: Khaew Yai, Khao Yai, Kiew Yai, Cat Saigon, Golden Queen, Jin Huang.
This is a semi-dwarf Thai mango used for eating green. It is also great for pickling. Fruit is medium-sized, sweet mangoes with minimal fiber. It is late season in Florida maturing from August to September.
This mango is originally known as Jin Huang, and is from Taiwan. It is a cross between Ivory and Keitt, producing enormous, very ornamental fruit. It has gone by multiple other names since being marketed commercially and introduced to other east Asian countries, including Golden Queen and Kiew Yai (in Thailand). Trees labelled Cat Saigon have also turned out to be Golden Queen.
They are oblong-sigmoid in shape, staying relatively green at maturity with some minimal pinkish blush at the top of sun exposed fruit in interior areas, while turning a more brilliant yellow/orange color towards the coast, weighing up to several pounds.
The flesh is firm, fiberless, and yellow. The flavor is good, of the Thai-class with typical sweetness and floral and honey notes, but with perhaps a little more depth to it than something like Nam Doc Mai or Keow Savoy.
The trees are moderately vigorous growers with vertical dense canopy. The foliage resembles that of Keitt but the flowers have superior anthracnose resistance.





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Other spellings and names: Khaew Yai, Khao Yai, Kiew Yai, Cat Saigon, Golden Queen, Jin Huang.
This is a semi-dwarf Thai mango used for eating green. It is also great for pickling. Fruit is medium-sized, sweet mangoes with minimal fiber. It is late season in Florida maturing from August to September.
This mango is originally known as Jin Huang, and is from Taiwan. It is a cross between Ivory and Keitt, producing enormous, very ornamental fruit. It has gone by multiple other names since being marketed commercially and introduced to other east Asian countries, including Golden Queen and Kiew Yai (in Thailand). Trees labelled Cat Saigon have also turned out to be Golden Queen.
They are oblong-sigmoid in shape, staying relatively green at maturity with some minimal pinkish blush at the top of sun exposed fruit in interior areas, while turning a more brilliant yellow/orange color towards the coast, weighing up to several pounds.
The flesh is firm, fiberless, and yellow. The flavor is good, of the Thai-class with typical sweetness and floral and honey notes, but with perhaps a little more depth to it than something like Nam Doc Mai or Keow Savoy.
The trees are moderately vigorous growers with vertical dense canopy. The foliage resembles that of Keitt but the flowers have superior anthracnose resistance.
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Wise is a classic South Florida mango with roots going back to the post-1930s boom in mango breeding. Originating in the Miami area, it is one of those lesser-known cultivars that quietly stood out for its excellent eating quality but gradually faded from commercial production over time. Today, it is considered a lost or rare variety worth rediscovering.
The fruit is medium-sized and nearly round, with smooth skin and attractive coloration when ripe. Inside, the flesh is yellow, juicy, and very low in fiber-often completely fiberless. The flavor is sweet, rich, and well-balanced, offering a classic tropical mango taste that appeals to both new and experienced mango lovers.
Wise trees are vigorous growers with a productive habit under Florida conditions. They perform well in warm climates and are suitable for dooryard planting where space allows. Like many traditional Florida mangoes, they reward growers with dependable crops and quality fruit when given full sun and proper care.
A great choice for collectors and enthusiasts looking to bring back a rare piece of Florida mango history - without sacrificing flavor.
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Cecilove mango (Ceci Love) is a newer Zill selection derived from Carrie, with likely Zill Indochinese (ZINC) parentage. Named by Richard Campbell after his wife, this variety stands out for both its flavor and compact growth habit. The fruit is medium-sized, ovate, and ripens to a soft yellow color. Flesh is completely fiberless, smooth, and rich, starting with a slight tart edge that fades into a deep, syrupy sweetness with unique cola-like notes.
The tree is naturally dwarf, dense, and slow-growing, making it an excellent choice for containers and small spaces. It also shows strong disease resistance and consistent performance. A standout modern variety with complex flavor and true condo-friendly growth..
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Also known as the Miracle Mango. Fruit come in bunches. Medium size tree. It is a Thai mango that fruits in the winter and often fruits in the summer of the same year producing two crops annually. The fruit ripens from November-January and sometimes July as well. The fruit are typically 0.75-1.0 lbs and have a golden yellow skin when ripe. The pulp is sweet and firm and has a very distinctive coconut flavor. The trees are vigorous growers with a densely foliated canopy and upright habit. This variety is an excellent choice for winter residents, and growers that want to extend their mango season beyond the traditional summer months.
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Also known as the Miracle Mango. Fruit come in bunches. Medium size tree. It is a Thai mango that fruits in the winter and often fruits in the summer of the same year producing two crops annually. The fruit ripens from November-January and sometimes July as well. The fruit are typically 0.75-1.0 lbs and have a golden yellow skin when ripe. The pulp is sweet and firm and has a very distinctive coconut flavor. The trees are vigorous growers with a densely foliated canopy and upright habit. This variety is an excellent choice for winter residents, and growers that want to extend their mango season beyond the traditional summer months.
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Honey Kiss mango referred to as honey kiss, due to its rich, thick honey tones. This mango is a yellow/green color outside with a little red blush to it. It has a fibreless flesh which is a deep orange tone, somewhat reminiscent of the golden color of pure honey. This variety can also be container grown as a condo or patio mango tree if you live in a colder climate or if you wish to keep the plant to a more compact size. Late season tree. It will fruit in clusters much of the time and is a heavy, reliable, bearer.
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Wise is a classic South Florida mango with roots going back to the post-1930s boom in mango breeding. Originating in the Miami area, it is one of those lesser-known cultivars that quietly stood out for its excellent eating quality but gradually faded from commercial production over time. Today, it is considered a lost or rare variety worth rediscovering.
The fruit is medium-sized and nearly round, with smooth skin and attractive coloration when ripe. Inside, the flesh is yellow, juicy, and very low in fiber-often completely fiberless. The flavor is sweet, rich, and well-balanced, offering a classic tropical mango taste that appeals to both new and experienced mango lovers.
Wise trees are vigorous growers with a productive habit under Florida conditions. They perform well in warm climates and are suitable for dooryard planting where space allows. Like many traditional Florida mangoes, they reward growers with dependable crops and quality fruit when given full sun and proper care.
A great choice for collectors and enthusiasts looking to bring back a rare piece of Florida mango history - without sacrificing flavor.
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Xosi Tu Quy (Tu Qui) - Xo i T Qu , Four Seasons, or Jin Huang, is a Vietnamese variety celebrated for its ability to flower and fruit multiple times annually. It produces medium-to-large, bright yellow, firm, fiber free fruit with a small seed and crisp, mildly sweet flesh. Ideal for green-eating and pickling, it also ripens to a gentle sweetness with floral-honey nuance. The tree grows vigorously with a dense canopy and shows good resistance to anthracnose - perfect for warm, humid, tropical or subtropical yards. In Florida it typically fruits May-August, possibly longer in ideal conditions.
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Sorrowless tree, Jonesia Ashoka Tree, Gandhapushpa - highly valued medicinal tree with fragrant bright flowers. Small tree, will grow 15-20 ft tall.