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How to grow a mango tree - an expert guide Mango trees are large evergreen trees with white flowers in winter followed by egg-shaped fruits that develop from green to orangey-red as they ripen.

Now that the last mango has been picked and your tree seems to have doubled in size, it’s time to trim the branches sprouting over the roof and encroaching into the neighbor’s yard.

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Mango trees can also be espaliered on a fence or wall so that they grow flat against the surface to maximize space.

In the tropics, a mango tree can grow to a height and spread of 100 feet and live for several centuries. In Southern California, however, mature mango trees may not grow taller than large shrubs.

If I live in a condo, can I grow my own mango tree?" WLRN recently spoke with Heather Tietig, who is in charge of shipping operations at Pine Island Nursery in South Miami-Dade County.

Mahoney agrees with Finch, and says mango trees do grow better in tropical conditions, but that she found a way to allow her tree to grow without being planted into Texas soil.