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Carl starts with ... Was wondering if you could please recommend a mango variety to grow in Canberra.	About the Author Carl2 Canberra 11th May 2010 8:10am #UserID: 1169 Posts: 3 View All Carl2's Edible Fruit Trees
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ran says... I wish there was one that grew here does any body know one?	About the Author roger canberra 11th May 2010 7:33pm #UserID: 3611 Posts: 42 View All roger's Edible Fruit Trees
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BJ says... Unfortunately, they will have trouble with your winter. There are a few that have survived down to -4 to -6, but the fruit is apparently not very good from those trees. I think Glenn is the best named cold hardy variety, but even seedlings will have little hope. Have a search for cold hardy mangoes on the net, and you might be able to get the names or details of folks from NZ, Nth California or other cold climate areas where they have been toying with seedling selections for cold areas, but Im not sure that any of those places would compare to Canberra...	About the Author Theposterformerlyknownas Brisbane 11th May 2010 8:06pm #UserID: 3270 Posts: 1552 View All Theposterformerlyknownas's Edible Fruit Trees
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kert says... If you do manage to grow mangoes outside in Canberra then can there be any doubt about the reality of global warming?	About the Author sydney 12th May 2010 10:11am #UserID: 0 Posts: View All 's Edible Fruit Trees
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Carl starts with ...
Was wondering if you could please recommend a mango variety to grow in Canberra.

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ran says...
I wish there was one that grew here
does any body know one?

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BJ says...
Unfortunately, they will have trouble with your winter. There are a few that have survived down to -4 to -6, but the fruit is apparently not very good from those trees. I think Glenn is the best named cold hardy variety, but even seedlings will have little hope. Have a search for cold hardy mangoes on the net, and you might be able to get the names or details of folks from NZ, Nth California or other cold climate areas where they have been toying with seedling selections for cold areas, but Im not sure that any of those places would compare to Canberra...

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kert says...
If you do manage to grow mangoes outside in Canberra then can there be any doubt about the reality of global warming?

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