Mango 'Tebow' (Mangifera indica)

Common Names: Tebow Mango, Young Mango, Tebow-Yang Mango
Family: Anacardiaceae
Origin: Florida, USA

The Tebow Mango s a unique variety originally developed in Florida, known for its rich, sweet, and slightly floral flavor. With its vibrant orange flesh and tropical aroma, the Tebow Mango has quickly become a favorite among mango enthusiasts. The very round fruit is medium to large, with a bright green skin that develops a red blush as it ripens. The Tebow variety is a heavy producer, compact, disease resistant, and fiberless. It's great for smaller spaces and container growing.

The Tebow Mango (also known as Young mango) is named after Tim Tebow (the award-winning University of Florida quarterback) and brings an all-star team of qualities to the field. This fast-growing Florida-hybrid of a Kent and Edward varieties makes the Tebow a super mango with outstanding production and excellent flavor! The Tebow Mango is definitely a touch down! 

Features, Uses, and Nutritional Value

Fruits: Tebow Mangoes are medium to large, with green skin that turns slightly red as they ripen. The flesh is fiberless, smooth, and richly orange, with a sweet and mildly floral taste that appeals to a wide range of palates.

Foliage & Growth Habit: The tree has dark green, glossy leaves, adding a lush, tropical feel to any garden. Tebow Mango grows as a compact tree, reaching about 10-15 feet tall, which makes it ideal for small gardens or container cultivation.

Nutritional Value: Mangoes are rich in vitamins A and C, supporting immune health, skin health, and eye health. They also contain dietary fiber, which aids in digestion, and antioxidants, promoting overall wellness.  Tebow Mangoes are perfect for fresh eating, as their sweet and slightly floral flavor makes them a refreshing snack on their own.