Pickering Dwarf Mango Tree – Mangifera indica ‘Pickering’ Live Grafted Tree | 3 Gallon Pot | 2–4 Feet Tall Authentic Zill’s Selection | Compact & Sweet | Container Favorite

Enjoy one of the best compact mango varieties available — the Pickering Dwarf Mango Tree, a premium grafted selection originally developed in Florida and widely loved for its exceptional flavor and manageable size.

This listing is for one 3-gallon grafted Pickering mango tree, approximately 2–4 feet tall. These trees are sourced directly from Zill’s High Performance Plants or Pine Island Nursery, grown on high-production, disease-resistant rootstocks for strong growth and reliable fruit quality.

Pickering is known for its naturally bushy, semi-dwarf habit, making it one of the best mango trees for containers, patios, and small gardens. Despite its compact size, it produces rich, gourmet-quality fruit with outstanding sweetness.

You will receive:
✔️ 1 live grafted Pickering mango tree
✔️ 3-gallon nursery pot
✔️ Approx. 2–4 feet tall
✔️ True-to-type Zill’s selection
✔️ Carefully packaged for safe delivery
✔️ Shipping included

🌼 Tree Characteristics

Common Name: Pickering Mango
Botanical Name: Mangifera indica ‘Pickering’
Growth Habit: Semi-dwarf, naturally bushy
Mature Height: 6–12 feet (if unpruned)
Canopy Width: 8–10 feet
Growth Rate: Moderate
Pollination: Self-pollinating
USDA Zones: 9b–11
Container Friendly: Excellent choice

🍊 Fruit Description

Size: Small to medium (12–16 oz)
Shape: Oval to oblong
Skin: Yellow base with orange blush when ripe
Flesh: Deep orange, fiberless, buttery smooth
Flavor: Rich, sweet, creamy with coconut and vanilla notes
Season (FL): Early to mid-season (June–July)

🌿 Why Choose Pickering?

✔️ Naturally compact — ideal for small spaces
✔️ Precocious bearer (fruits at a young age)
✔️ Consistent producer
✔️ Good disease resistance
✔️ Slightly better cold tolerance than many tropical varieties

💡 Care Tip: Plant in full sun with well-draining soil. Light annual pruning maintains compact size and encourages strong fruiting structure.