Cabeza, Man's Head, Mango Tree, Grafted

The Cabeza Mango, also called "Cabeza de Hombre" (Man's Head), is a grafted mango tree famous for its enormous fruit, once considered the largest mango in the world. Believed to have originated in the Dominican Republic, it is grown in Everglades Farm's Homestead, Florida nursery.

At a glance

• Variety: Cabeza ("Cabessa," "Cabeza de Hombre" / Man's Head), grafted
• Fruit: Exceptionally large, likened to the size of a man's head
• Origin: Believed to be the Dominican Republic
• Fruiting: Relatively fast after planting
• Climate: Warm, subtropical

Best for

• Subtropical home fruit gardens
• Collectors of rare and legendary mango varieties
• Homegrown mangoes
• Statement tropical trees
• Edible landscaping

How to grow

Grown for Florida's subtropical climate, this grafted tree has relatively quick fruiting potential, with some growers reporting harvests shortly after planting. It arrives in a secure container ready to establish in the garden.

About Everglades Farm

Everglades Farm is a Florida nursery in Homestead growing fruiting trees, edible plants, and rare garden showpieces, shipped directly from the nursery to your door.