Yes I know be much easier to plant the young ones and watch them grow but Im impatient as I am old . Anyone know a good place to buy them where they will deliver and also plant them ....

Im in HANG Dong and prefer someplace close by. But beggers can not be choosers as the saying goes .....

Not sure if anyone sells mature fruit trees. There was a thread, maybe on the farming sub-forum a few years ago about how fruit trees send down a deep tap root, making it hard to transplant. If you get grafted saplings, they will fruit. And everything grows quickly here. You don't need a large mango tree if you only need fruit for yourself.

Hang Dong soil isn't good!

I wouldn't rely on anything growing that quickly!

I have mango trees that have been in for 4 years,

still only 1 - 2m high!!!!

David

Hang Dong soil isn't good!

I wouldn't rely on anything growing that quickly!

I have mango trees that have been in for 4 years,

still only 1 - 2m high!!!!

David

You need to dig a big hole, file it with top grade soil and compost. It will grow.

Some people just stick it into the existing soil, which is often not good enough.

I don't know in Hangdong area, but I know one big nursery in Sansai

A big fruits farm ....

สวนขวัญพรรณไม้ (Suan Kwan pan mai )....Just google it or call for the direction

ที่อยู่ร้าน/สวน: เลขที่ 30 ม. 11 ต.ป่าไฝ่ อ.สันทราย จ.เชียงใหม่ 50210 เชียงใหม่

address: 30 moo11 Tambon PaPai, Amphur Sansai

Phone:089-1758253 Cell phone:089-1758253,089-9993006

They have all kinds of fruit trees (got the list below from their website)

กระท้อน / Santol Tree กล้วย / Banana Tree )
กล้วยประดับ / Banana Ornamental ขนุน / Jackfruit Tree
คูณ / Golden Shower ชมพู่ / Rose apple Tree
เชอรี่หวาน / Barbados Cherry ตะขบ / Manila Cherry Tree
น้อยหน่า / Custard Apple Tree น้ำตก / Waterfall
ฝรั่ง / Guava Tree พุทรา / Jujube Tree
มหัศจรรย์ / Miracle fruit Tree มะขวิด / Gelingga
มะขาม / Tamarind Tree มะขามป้อม / Indian Gooseberry
มะนาว / Lemon Tree มะพร้าว / Coconut Tree
มะไฟ / Rambeh Bambi Tree มะม่วง / Mango Tree
มะยม / Star gooseberry ราชพฤกษ์ / Pudding Pine
ละมุด / Sapodilla Tree ส้ม / Orange Tree
ส้มโอ / Pummelo Tree องุ่น / Grape Tree
อโศก / Asoke tree เฮลิโคเนีย / Heliconia

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or have a thai to sit next to you and google "nanagarden" (dot com)

You can go through their list of many nurseries and their respective addresses to search the one near you

Hope this helps

Take the main road to sankhampaeng (hot springs) and go over the mountain (same road that leads from Central Airport Plaza and crosses super highway). Just keep going straight.

When you come down there are many nurseries.

Take the main road to sankhampaeng (hot springs) and go over the mountain (same road that leads from Central Airport Plaza and crosses super highway). Just keep going straight.

When you come down there are many nurseries.

They have no cultivated fruit trees. Only trees from the jungle.

Thanks I will check them out . As far as the soil here your correct it is horrible full of rocks but we knew that when we bought it ... Just makes digging hard . Glad I made a second gate big enough for a track hoe to get in .....

Take the main road to sankhampaeng (hot springs) and go over the mountain (same road that leads from Central Airport Plaza and crosses super highway). Just keep going straight.

When you come down there are many nurseries.

Which mountain are you referring to? Is it past the hot springs and Highlands golf course?

Dear All,

 

we are sourcing Coconut trees, and various fruit Trees to be sent Thakhek, Khamouanne Province

would appreciate some feedback. can reach out to me on whatsapp <<<<Contact number removed, please use PM function to contact>>>>

Thank you John

 

On 3/21/2013 at 9:44 AM, DavidOxon said:

Hang Dong soil isn't good!

I wouldn't rely on anything growing that quickly!

I have mango trees that have been in for 4 years,

still only 1 - 2m high!!!!

David

You can say that about any soil in the world if it's not conditioned properly to grow any type of vegetation. 

 

I'm guessing your mango trees were planted in your yard around your house. That same yard area that the building contractor and his goonies buried all their excess concrete and construction materials.