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Pickering

Florida

Flavor profile: Coconut, sweet. The South Florida reference harvest window is June–July. Bushy and compact; Fairchild describes maintaining it around 6 ft in a container, not as a height guarantee for an in-ground tree.

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Pickering mango — Fruit reference 1
Fruit reference 1Pickering fruit reference.
FRUIT

Field marks

Size
Small–medium
Typical weight
About 0.75–1.5 lb
Shape
Oval
Ripe skin
Yellow
Blush
Light pink
FLAVOR

Taste & texture

Sweet, rich and gently coconut-like with smooth, low-fiber flesh.

Fiber
Low
Seed
Monoembryonic
TREE

Growth habit

Bushy and compact; Fairchild describes maintaining it around 6 ft in a container, not as a height guarantee for an in-ground tree.

South Florida season
June–July ↗
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Season references are for South Florida and can shift with location and weather.

Fairchild: Mango Trees and How to Care for Them ↗