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Sweet Tart Mango Tree

Zill selection, South Florida · Mangifera indica

Sweet Tart lives up to its name with a vivid, layered flavor that swings between sweet and tangy — a standout for growers who want something more complex than a straight-sweet mango.

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Flavor & harvest

Flavor
Bold, complex sweet-and-sour punch
Ripening season
Late-season · August
Fiber
Low fiber
Tree size
Semi-dwarf
Origin
Zill selection, South Florida
Best for
Bold-flavor lovers, backyard growing

Growing Sweet Tart in South Florida

Sweet Tart is a grafted tree, so it fruits true-to-type and years sooner than a seedling. It thrives in USDA zones 10–11 (all of Palm Beach County) in full sun — six or more hours a day gives the best fruit.

Plant in well-draining soil, water regularly the first season while roots establish, then taper off — established mangoes are drought-tolerant and prefer a drier winter to set bloom. A semi-dwarf habit makes Sweet Tart well suited to bold-flavor lovers, backyard growing.

Feed with a balanced fruit-tree fertilizer 3–4 times through the season, and ease off heavy nitrogen in late fall so the tree can flower. We grow every tree ourselves and are glad to help with planting or care.

Want a Sweet Tart?

Local pickup in West Palm Beach, or delivery priced by distance. No payment until we confirm.

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