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These two side by side mango trees are the largest I have seen:IMG_2410.thumb.jpeg.9b91c28a68a01c0eeb09f7a3a2f39a90.jpeg

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My biggest Mango is this little Alfonso variety.   Not so big even though it has been in the ground here for roughly a decade.   They are somewhat uncommon here.  This one is actually threatened as well.  My wife wants to replace it with a different tree because it so rarely produces viable fruit.  It is trying to cooperate.  It is currently loaded with flowers.

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33.0782 North -117.305 West  at 72 feet elevation

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Sometimes a good threat is all you need to jumpstart a plant.

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San Fernando Valley, California

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Two more smaller but well tended. These trees are ubiquitous and when the fruit starts falling in early summer, it gets very messy!IMG_2422.thumb.jpeg.465de50652d41660e6b10a9540ab380b.jpeg

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