Yess! Mango 

Previously known as Mango 1234, our Yess! Mango could fool you into thinking it was a Kensington Pride mango with its flavour. Sweet and juicy, sure to be a new Aussie favourite, Yess! Mangoes have a light orange coloured flesh with a soft texture and are soft to touch when they’re ripe, similar to a classical KP. But here’s the best part: Yess! Mangoes mature early in the season, 2-4 weeks before KP’s, meaning you get your mango fix early this year. Click here for our full assessment on Yess! Mangoes! 

Click here link to: National Mango Breeding Program (QLD, NT, WA governments, CSIRO) Irwin x Kensington Pride parentage

  • Maturity – early season, 2-4 weeks before KP

  • Average fruit size – 500g (count 14)

  • Shape – ovate with a small beak that flattens when fully mature

  • Skin colour – strong red pink blush over up to 80% of skin, weak blush when inside canopy, yellow background when ripe

  • Lenticels – medium size and density, light-yellow colour

  • Flavour – classical KP

  • Firmness – soft when ripe, similar to KP

  • Flesh – light orange colour with soft texture and very low fibre

  • Tree canopy – medium vigour with open canopy

  • Manbulloo notes 2023: Promising early season variety planted in high density trials at Mutchilba and Katherine farms. 

AhHa! Mango

AhHa! Mangoes have a similar flavour to Kensington Prides… but with a slight Florida tang. They’re firm when ripe, similar to R2E2’s and have a yellow/ orange colour with a soft texture. AhHa! Mangoes mature early-mid season, between KP’s and R2E2’s and offer an experience for the mango-lover that has trouble picking between the two favourites. You can recognise our AhHa! Mangoes by their dark red blush (usually covering over 50% of the skin) with a golden yellow background when ripe. Click here for our full assessment on Ahh! Mangoes! 

  • Maturity – early season, 2-4 weeks before KP

  • Average fruit size – 360g (count 18-20)

  • Shape – Ovate/round shape with a slight beak

  • Skin colour –soft to dark red blush over 50% of skin, no blush when inside canopy, yellow background when ripe

  • Lenticels – medium size and density, yellow colour

  • Flavour – KP with slight Florida tang 

  • Firmness – firm when ripe, similar to R2E2

  • Flesh – yellow/orange colour with soft texture and very low fibre

  • Tree canopy – medium vigour with compact dense canopy

  • Manbulloo notes 2023: Promising mid-season variety planted in high density trial at Mutchilba farm

Now! Mango

Previously known as ‘4069 mango’, Now! Mangoes are an early-mid season variety as the trees produce mature fruit in-between our KP and R2E2 crops. Recognisable by their soft red/ pinky blush covering over 50% of the skin, Now! Mangoes have no blush whilst inside the canopy and turn golden yellow when ripe. With Van Dyke x Kensington Pride parentage, Now! Mangoes have a slight Florida tang with a classic KP taste.

  • Maturity – early-mid season, between KP and R2E2

  • Average fruit size – 380g (count 18)

  • Shape – Ovate/round shape with a slight beak

  • Skin colour – soft red/pink blush over 50% of skin, no blush when inside the canopy and ayellow background when ripe.

  • Lenticels – medium size and density, yellow colour

  • Flavour – KP with slight Florida tang 

  • Firmness – firm when ripe, similar to R2E2

  • Flesh – yellow/orange colour with soft texture and very low fibre

  • Tree canopy – medium vigour with compact dense canopy