Glenn

It appears you’re asking about the “Glenn” mango, a popular variety originating in South Florida. 

Here’s some information about the Glenn mango:

Origin and History:

• The Glenn mango was discovered in the 1940s as a seedling on the property of Roscoe E. Glenn in Miami, Florida.
• It’s believed to be a seedling of the Saigon mango, though some initially thought it was a Haden seedling. 

Fruit Characteristics:

• Appearance: The fruit is medium to large, oval to oblong in shape, with a bright yellow skin and an orange-red blush.
• Flesh: The flesh is deep yellow, fiberless, and has a soft, silky texture.
• Flavor: It has a sweet and aromatic flavor, often described as having hints of peach and spice.
• Season: It’s an early to mid-season mango, typically ripening from May to June. 

Tree Characteristics:

• Size: Glenn mango trees are considered low to moderately vigorous growers, reaching a mature height of 15-20 feet.
• Growth Habit: They have a rounded canopy and can be maintained at a reasonable size through pruning, making them suitable for home gardens.
• Hardiness: They are relatively cold-hardy for a mango tree and can tolerate temperatures down to 30°F. 

Advantages of Glenn Mango:

• Consistent Production: They are known for producing a good crop of fruit every year.
• Disease Resistance: They are relatively resistant to anthracnose and other common mango diseases.
• Good Eating Quality: The fruit has a pleasant flavor and fiberless flesh.
• Easy to Grow: They are relatively easy to grow and maintain, making them a good choice for home gardeners.