Mango Names

India is home to over 1,500 mango varieties — and choosing the right one for your garden can feel exciting. At GardenGo, we bring you the most loved mango names in one easy collection. Whether you are a first-time grower or a seasoned plant lover, you will find the perfect mango tree here.

From famous Indian mango names like Alphonso and Kesar to regional gems, our collection covers them all. We source healthy, true-to-name grafted plants at the lowest price. Each variety is chosen for taste, yield, and how easy to grow it is in Indian home gardens.

Popular Mango Names Across India

India's mango diversity is unmatched. Many shoppers search for mango names in Telugu like Banganapalli, Suvarnarekha, and Cheruku Rasam. Others look for mango names in Malayalam such as Muvandan, Neelum, and Priyor. Our collection lists each variety with its regional name so you can easily find your favourite.

• Alphonso (Hapus) — the king of mangoes, beloved across Maharashtra and Gujarat
• Banganapalli (Benishan) — a top pick for mango other names searches in Andhra Pradesh
• Kesar — sweet, saffron-coloured flesh, great for small home gardens
• Neelum — a popular late-season variety widely grown in South India
• Dasheri — a best seller in North India for its fibre-free, juicy taste

How to Choose the Right Mango Variety

Picking the right mango tree depends on your space, climate, and taste. Dwarf varieties like Amrapali and Mallika are perfect for balcony gardens and pots. Full-size trees like Langra and Totapuri do best in open yards with good sunlight.

If you want a low maintenance mango tree, grafted plants are the smartest choice. They fruit in just 2–3 years and stay true to the parent variety. Our best seller grafted mango plants come with a care guide so you get your first harvest with confidence.

Grow Mangoes at Home — Easier Than You Think

Many home gardeners think mango trees need a lot of land. That is a myth! Several easy to grow varieties thrive in large pots on balconies and terraces. With the right soil mix and sunlight, you can enjoy homegrown mangoes from your own home.

• Choose a pot at least 20 inches wide for dwarf mango varieties
• Use well-draining, sandy loam soil for the best root health
• Water regularly but never let roots sit in waterlogged soil
• Feed with organic fertiliser once a month during the growing season

Over 10,000 happy gardeners across India have grown mango trees from GardenGo. Check your pincode for delivery, and explore our fruit plant collection for more home-growing ideas.