Dwarf Mango - Osteen citrus Harvest season in northern NSW

Harvest season in northern NSW is about third week in November

They start to fruit in 2 years

Yellow fleshed clingstone (small stone)

This ethnomedical plant is widely used as a spice or herb

Choose a soil or potting mix that drains well and water well throughout the year

Dwarf Mango - Osteen citrus Harvest season in northern NSWThe flesh is nearly fibreless and has a mild yet sweet flavour. The smooth skin has a yellow background color but usually turns dark purple. Oblong shape with a rounded base and apex that sometimes contains a small beak. they average 450 grams at maturity. Specifications of Mango Osteen Preferred ClimateTropical, Subtropical Grown FromGrafted Max Height (when in the ground with good conditions) approx 3m Plants required to Pollinate1 (Self