angie mango fruit

Angie Mango – Early-Season Mango with Rich, Tropical Flavor

The Angie mango is a premium early-season mango variety developed in Florida, celebrated for its compact growth habit, disease resistance, and exceptional flavor. Ideal for home gardens and container growing, Angie is a favorite among mango enthusiasts for its ease of care and gourmet eating quality.


🌳 Compact Tree, Big Rewards

Angie trees are semi-dwarf, reaching just 10 to 15 feet at maturity—perfect for urban gardens, small yards, and patio containers. With minimal pruning, this variety maintains a neat, manageable size while producing abundant fruit. Angie is also highly resistant to anthracnose, making it a reliable option for humid climates and organic cultivation.


🥭 Fruit Details

  • Average Weight: 12 to 16 oz (340–450 g)
  • Skin: Golden-yellow with occasional reddish-orange blush
  • Flesh: Deep orange, smooth, and 100% fiberless
  • Seed Type: Monoembryonic (does not grow true from seed)

🍑 Flavor Profile

Angie offers a rich, sweet, and slightly spicy flavor profile with complex tropical undertones, often compared to the famous Alphonso mango. The fiberless, creamy texture and aromatic depth make it a standout variety for fresh eating.


📆 Harvest Season

Ripening in May to early June, Angie is one of the earliest mango varieties available in Florida. Its excellent shelf life and low-maintenance post-harvest care make it a top choice for both backyard growers and small-scale sellers.


✅ Why Choose Angie Mango?

  • Early-season harvest
  • Compact, container-friendly tree
  • Exceptional flavor with no fiber
  • Resistant to common mango diseases
  • Perfect for home growers and collectors

 

Angie Details  
Growth Habit Compact, Round Canopy
Growth Rate Moderate
Fruit Color  Yellow to Orange
Tree Size 10 – 15 ft. tall and wide
Fruit Season Early – Mideason (May – July)
Flavor Rich, Sweet, Spicy
Fruit Weight 14 ounces
Water Needs Low to Regular (based on drainage)
Light Needs Full Sun
Soil Requirements Well Drained
USDA Zone 10 – 11