cherry & mango (forum)

sean sun starts with ...
Hi
i am thinking of planting a cherry tree and a mango tree at my backyard
i have few questions
what's the best spacies of trees to suit my area? Please send me back with tree name and price.
how many years they will start growing fruits after planting.

thanks

Time: 25th November 2013 10:29am

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aus99a says...
In Sydney, Bowen/Kensington Pride mangoes do better than others. Can't help you with cherries but you do know you usually need two varieties for cross-pollination right?

Time: 25th November 2013 1:26pm

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Tommoz says...
The best readily available cherry is Lapins as it is quite low chill and self-fertile. Even better would be a Minnie Royal/Royal Lee double graft which should be available from Flemings next Spring.

I don't know much about mango. I got a dwarf Kwan from Forbidden Fruits Nursery and although it's too young to fruit it is supposed to be ideal for Sydney because of rain tolerance and disease resistance.
It is related to Nam Doc Mai but with much bigger fruit.

Time: 25th November 2013 3:30pm

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