Tropica Mango Rare and Exotic Tropical Fruit Tree Nursery

This place is amazing just to walk around and marvel what can be grown in AZ. Alex is very knowledgeable and will give you literature on how to care for you new tree or plant. HIGHLY, no VERY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!

Excellent tropical and fruit tree nursery. Prices are very reasonable and plants are healthy and well cared for. It is small but has a great inventory of tropical and fruit trees. Owner is very friendly, helpful, kind and knowledgeable. Great value! I wish i had bought all of my fruit trees here. I still bought 4 trees from him

Went and picked up a Blue Java banana and a pineapple. It was my first visit time out. The owner was friendly and gave plenty of information. Had a good laugh at the coffee plant.

Wow, this place is amazing. We stopped by to see what they have now we have a full garden from figs to apples and everything in between. The person running the place is extremely friendly and knowledgeable. He answered all my silly questions. This is my first time planting trees and vines and he as given me a lot of great advice. Its been a few months since I planted the first tree (fig) and it's doing amazing. I can't wait to see how all the other trees are going to perform.

Thank you Tropica Mango.

Cool little nursery. Wish the hours were longer (most nurseries here close early in summer though it seems) but it has a variety of plants that aren't seen elsewhere around here and the prices aren't bad. Paid $10 even for a Moringa sapling that was about 2-3 feet tall. Prices of the other younger plants were comparable (most being 10) with some being more. The trees were fairly priced at about the expectable range (38-68 for most of the bigger sized ones). The man who was there to help stayed out of our hair for the most part which I approved of but he was quick to come help when we had questions and he gave us good info on the plants we had questions about. Be prepared to do a little safari-esque journey though as the aisles are small enough that the plants kind of grow across them haha.