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gumlla Mirpur (A.K), Pakistan(Zone 9b) Aug 09, 2005

This is the biggest variety in Pakistani magoes, approximately ONE KG each.
Kaleem

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DrDoolotz Oxford, NS(Zone 5b) Aug 17, 2005

Wow, these are huge! I wish I could grow those. Looks like they are heavy for your little friend! Are they very sweet?

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gumlla Mirpur (A.K), Pakistan(Zone 9b) Aug 17, 2005

Yes these are very sweet, I sent few seeds of Different Pakistani mangoes to a Daves Member because she ate some where and liked too much after that she wants to grow these in her garden.
Kaleem

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melody Benton, KY(Zone 7a) Aug 17, 2005

I wish I could grow them....I just love mangoes...but we have far to harsh winters for me to even think about it , and my winters aren't harsh at all compared to some.

Your little boy is growing so big! Looks like you've got him headed in the right direction teaching him about loving the land and what it can grow.

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gumlla Mirpur (A.K), Pakistan(Zone 9b) Aug 18, 2005

melody
Thank you so much, I have seeds of this mango and if you are interested I can send you.
Kaleem

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melody Benton, KY(Zone 7a) Aug 19, 2005

I appreciate it Kaleem, but a mango tree would just be a houseplant here 3 months out of the year, and it would never bear fruit...some folks keep avacados as houseplants like that, but we don't get any fruit off of them either.

It's a nice thought, but they just won't grow here.

We'll find something one of these days that will work and then you can send me that.

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gumlla Mirpur (A.K), Pakistan(Zone 9b) Aug 19, 2005

Yes you are right....you are in zone 7a and mago plants grow and give fruit in zone 10b and above.
Kaleem

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