Growing Mangoes in Sydney!

Mangoes will grow in Sydney. You don’t need a dwarf variety. The cooler temperatures in winter stop them from growing much bigger than 5-6 metres in 20 years. Bowen Mango is the best variety. This is synonymous with Kensington Pride.
Plant your tree on a mound of IGC Planting Compost improved soil for best results. Mulch around the base with Tim’s Termite Resistant Mulch. Never fertilise newly planted trees.

[@cyrusp100]

They're very lucky in Manly to have a subtropical climate. It's a lot harder in the Hills shire for example where we regularly hit -2C during our winters.

[@quantumchang4410]

Good tip. Pick them green to avoid fruit flies.

[@HieuTran-vr8ex]

Nice looking mango tree. 👍

[@SanaKhan-wm7pl]

What variety is it??

[@visswaayful]

I have a branch broken off a huge tree, can I re plant it?

[@organicgrow4440]

I did this in Autumn & I was so shocked that it actually took root, although mine was a small branch from seed grown about 1 year old, I intentionally broke the branch off to keep the tree neat & stuck it in the ground out of curiosity about 40cm away from the original plant & it's still alive its been 1-2 months the leaves are still soft & green.

[@richardholten8847]

Yes you can

[@markc6714]

Assuming we'll be around in 20 yrs or in the same house !!!