Excerpt from The Mango: Its Culture and Varieties
The Mango in its finer varieties has such equisite flavor and other properties that are universally appreciated, and the tree is so hardy and prolific, thriving in great variety of soil and climate when treated with the most elementary skill; and there are so many Mango trees of inferior quality occupying soil that would produce the best sorts, fit to preserve and trade with after the local consumption is satisfied, that there is ample field for a short account of the means by which a desirable improvement may be brought about and in which every one endowed with love of country may share.
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