there’s several dwarf varieties that can grow in containers, i’m also growing little gem and nam doc mai varieties but they haven’t fruited yet.
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OMGOSH, so many new babies!!! 
I was in the midst of deciding between a Honey Kiss, Fruit Punch, and Sweet Tart. Seemed like Fruit Punch has everything I’m looking for in a mango but I haven’t tasted that variety before. 
The Orange Sherbet, Lemon Zest, and Glenn I have are all varieties I’ve tasted. Super lucky you got to go to Julie’s Tropical Acres - I saw a tour of it when Orlando Gardener did a video of his visit. I haven’t heard of those varieties of avocados before, I’ll have to look those up. Well, congrats on your new finds! 
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I literally grow all my trees in pots whether they’re a dwarfing variety or not, lol. 
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Nice!
I lost my in ground mangoes in the unusually strong frost last year and my sister in law lost the one I got her. Only 1 roots system below the graft remained alive from all of them as they weren’t full grown. I got some mangoes to replace from Julie’s Tropical Acres Nursery. It’s so wonderful to find a great nursery and restraining myself was hard lol.
If you go there Kelly Park is very close and makes a nice day trip alone or with family/friends.
Two of the mangoes I got are a pickering, and a cogshall ( another dwarf I got as replacement for sister in law, more peachy flavor). I’m going to try to graft branches from each on to the other.
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I sure wish I lived closer to Julie’s. It would be nice to have access to the variety of mango trees that she carries. However, now I have a reason to go to the orlando area.
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