Grafted Kiow Savoy Mango (Mangifera Indica)

Discover one of Thailand’s most prized and prestigious mangoes! Renowned for its unique crispness and exceptional sweetness, the Kiew Savoy Mango is traditionally enjoyed green and crunchy, offering a completely different mango-eating experience.

While most mangoes are eaten soft and yellow, Kiew Savoy is famous for its sweet, nut-like flavor and firm, fiberless texture when eaten green or semi-ripe. As it fully ripens, the flesh softens into an ultra-sweet, aromatic delicacy. Because this tree is grafted, it provides guaranteed fruit quality, improved hardiness, and earlier fruiting—often yielding delicious crops within just 2 to 3 years!

With proper care in a warm, sunny microclimate, Kiew Savoy adapts well to Perth’s Mediterranean conditions and makes a fantastic addition to suburban backyards or large pots.

Key Features

• Unique Crisp Flavor: Exceptionally sweet and crunchy when eaten green, with a rich, nutty aroma and completely fiberless flesh.
• Grafted Vigor & Early Bearing: Grafted on hardy rootstock to ensure true-to-type fruit, earlier yields, and better resilience in home gardens.
• Compact / Manageable Habit: Can easily be kept to a manageable height of 2 to 4 meters with light pruning, making it suitable for suburban yards, courtyards, or large containers.
• Versatile Culinary Delight: Enjoy sliced fresh with chilli-salt, added to green mango salads, or left to ripen for a traditional sweet mango treat.
• Self-Pollinating: Highly productive on its own—only one tree is needed to produce generous harvests.

Care & Growing Tips for Perth

• Position: Plant in a warm, full-sun location protected from harsh winter winds. A sheltered north-facing spot or courtyard microclimate helps maximize heat for optimal fruiting.
• Soil: Requires light, rich, exceptionally well-draining soil. In Perth's sandy ground, enrich heavily with organic compost, well-rotted manure, and soil improver. Sensitive to wet, waterlogged roots over winter.
• Watering: Water regularly during spring and summer while establishing and setting fruit. Reduce watering significantly during cold winter months to protect root health.
• Cold & Frost Protection: Young mango trees are sensitive to severe cold and frost. Protect young saplings with frost cover or temporary shelter during their first few Perth winters.
• Pruning: Prune lightly after the summer harvest to maintain a low, reachable canopy and encourage fresh fruiting shoots for the next season.

Quick Specifications

• Botanical Name: Mangifera indica 'Kiew Savoy'
• Common Name: Kiew Savoy Mango / Khieo Sawei / Green Thai Mango
• Growth Habit: Compact, evergreen fruit tree
• Mature Size: 2.5m – 4m (easily kept smaller with pruning)
• Harvest Season: Late Summer to Autumn
• Pollination: Self-pollinating (Self-fertile)