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Mango Trees

Tropical sweetness, easy-care trees for Bay Area gardens.

    Bring the taste of the tropics home with our mango tree collection—selected for strong vigor, reliable performance, and container-friendly options for Bay Area and California gardeners. Mango trees love warmth, sun, and good drainage, and many varieties can thrive with simple protection during cooler snaps. Whether you’re starting a backyard orchard, upgrading your patio with an edible statement plant, or gifting a truly memorable fruit tree, you’ll find healthy, well-rooted selections ready to establish fast. Shop now to secure your favorites before peak-season inventory moves.
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    • Manila Mango on a textured white background
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      Manila Mango Tree

      Manila Mango Tree
    • Four Nam Doc Mai Mango hanging from a tree with green leaves.
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      Nam Doc Mai Mango Tree

      Nam Doc Mai Mango Tree
    • Alphonso Mango fruit on a tree with a blurred green background
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      Alphonso Mango Tree

      Alphonso Mango Tree
    • Valencia Pride Mango Tree Two Valencia Pride Mangoes hanging on a tree branch with green leaves.
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      Valencia Pride Mango Tree

      Valencia Pride Mango Tree

    Frequently asked questions

    Do mango trees grow well in the Bay Area?
    Yes—mango trees can do well in warm microclimates with full sun, wind protection, and fast-draining soil. Coastal fog areas may need extra heat and shelter.

    Can I grow a mango tree in a pot?
    Absolutely. Choose a well-draining potting mix, a container with excellent drainage, and up-pot as the tree grows. Patio growing also makes cold protection easier.

    How much sun does a mango tree need?
    Aim for full sun—at least 6–8 hours daily. More sun typically means better growth and fruiting potential.

    When will my mango tree produce fruit?
    Timing depends on variety, tree size, and growing conditions. Many trees fruit sooner when planted in a warm spot and kept consistently healthy.

    How often should I water a mango tree?
    Water deeply, then allow the soil to partially dry. Young trees need more frequent watering; established trees prefer less frequent but thorough irrigation.

    Do you deliver mango trees in the Bay Area?
    Yes. We offer local delivery options across the Bay Area, and delivery availability may vary by plant size and your location at checkout.