Fruiting Bambaroo Mango

🌿 Product Highlights — Grafted 

Mango Bambaroo Grafted Fruit Trees

Currently fruiting condition 

🍈 What It Is

The Bambaroo mango (Mangifera indica) is a grafted selection of the classic Kensington Pride (Bowen) mango, developed to offer sweet, juicy fruit with great eating quality. The grafted tree ensures you get true-to-type fruit with reliable cropping and performance. 

🌟 Key Features

✔ Grafted & True to Type

This tree is grafted, meaning the scion (fruiting variety) is joined onto rootstock to give you the same delicious Bambaroo fruit every time — unlike seed-grown trees which can vary wildly in quality. 

✔ Fruit Quality

• Medium-sized mangoes with sweet, fibre-free or low-fibre flesh.  
• Golden to orange-blushed skin that’s visually appealing.  
• Excellent for eating fresh, smoothies, salads or desserts.  

✔ Tree & Growth Habit

• Semi-dwarf to moderate size — ideal for home gardens and large pots.  
• Self-fertile (no second mango needed for fruiting).  
• Evergreen in suitable climates.  

🌞 How to Grow & Care

🌤 Sun & Position

Plant in full sun in a sheltered spot — mangoes need lots of heat and light to set fruit well. 

🪴 In Pots? Yes!

Bambaroo is pot-friendly thanks to its manageable size. Use a large container (40 L+ with drainage) and good quality, well-draining soil. 

💦 Watering & Feeding

• Water regularly while young, then sparingly once established.
• Fertilise in spring and late summer with a balanced fertiliser suitable for fruit trees.

✂️ Pruning

Light annual pruning helps keep the tree compact and encourages lateral branching for better fruiting.

🛠 Time to Fruit

Most grafted Bambaroo trees will begin fruiting in 3–5 years after planting. 

🍍 Why Bambaroo Is Popular

✅ Reliable fruit quality because it’s grafted — growers know what they’ll get. 

✅ Sweet, juicy flavour that’s loved in home gardens. 

✅ Pot grown compatibility for patios and small spaces. 

✅ Self-fertile and easy to grow with good light and warmth.