Beverly Mango - Advanced 80-100cm

The Beverly mango is a late-season mango cultivar that originated in South Florida. It's appreciated for both its flavor and growth habits. Here's a detailed description of the fruit and the tree:

Fruit Description:

Shape: Typically oblong to oval, often with a rounded base and a slightly pointed apex.

Size: Medium to large (about 1 to 2 pounds).

Skin: Yellow to golden yellow when ripe, often with a pink or red blush.

Flesh: Fiberless, juicy, and deep orange.

Flavor: Rich, sweet, and aromatic with a classic mango taste; considered one of the best-tasting late-season varieties.

Ripening Season: Very late in the season, usually July to August in Florida—often one of the last to ripen.

Tree Description:

Growth Habit: Compact, slow-growing, and naturally dwarfish.

Size: Typically grows to about 10–15 feet tall if unpruned, but can be maintained smaller.

Canopy: Dense and rounded.

Productivity: Reliable and consistent producer.

Disease Resistance: Good resistance to common fungal issues.

The Beverly mango is a great choice for home growers because of its manageable tree size and excellent fruit quality.