Burmese Grape Asia hardly ever growing past 20

hardly ever growing past 20 m

Likes to climb on a trellis

this is a flavourful and colourful looking mango with skin colours reminiscent of Palmer Mangoes

Recommended Planting Time: It is easy to propagate from cuttings at hot times of the year

Needs male and female plants to produce the delectable pods

Burmese Grape Asia hardly ever growing past 20Fruits have a delightful sweet and sour taste with the texture of Lychee, however more fibrous. Fruits can be eaten fresh, stewed or made into wine. Dioecious, growing 10 15m tall on a range of soils. A slow growing evergreen tree native to India, Laos, China, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia. Only recommended for Tropical Climates. Specifications of Burmese Grape Preferred ClimateTropical Grown FromSeedling Max Height (when in the ground with good