Bush Mango Fruit Plant (Irvingia gabonensis) Plant Type:Seedling Plant these fruits are richer in

these fruits are richer in vitamins and minerals compared to many other cherry varieties

lanceolate leaves with deep green coloration

Macrocarpa finds a smooth balance that delights the palate without overwhelming it

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The plant begins to bear fruit in about 3 to 5 years and requires only moderate care

Bush Mango Fruit Plant (Irvingia gabonensis) Plant Type:Seedling Plant these fruits are richer inBush Mango Fruit Plant A Treasured African Superfruit Common Names: Bush Mango, African Mango, Wild Mango, Dika NutBotanical Name: Irvingia gabonensis Introduction Among the many exotic treasures of the tropics, the Bush Mango Fruit Plant stands out for its cultural significance, nutritional richness, and medicinal value. Native to the lush forests of Central and West Africa, this evergreen tree has been cherished for centuries, not only for its mango