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Florida mangoes for sale: “The Mango Factory” is a family owned mango plantation located at 7180 Tropical Ln., Bokeelia, Florida 33922 on tropical Pine Island. Our phone number is (239) 283-0830
The Mango Season is now open and our hours are Monday-Saturday 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM and closed on Sunday and we are now picking Valencia Prides.
Sorry for the delay in the 2010 season this year, but weather and nature is not always predictable (ask the weatherman). The mangoes are maturing late this year but our best prediction is that we will open the 24th of July (I told many of you the 1st week of July but the mangoes didn’t listen).
For directions click on “Direction Link” in top right corner.
We produce some of the world’s most sought after varieties of mangoes that include: Valencia Pride, Hayden, Kent, Keitt, Irwins, Cambodiana, J-Byrd and Apple. Our fruit is unlike anything you could ever buy in the store. Tasting them will make you a believer. We have people tell us all the time, they have never liked mangoes until they tasted our fruit.
We sell to the public, picked up at the plantation or you can order from our website and have it shipped to your door.
Although we are not certified as organic yet, we have not sprayed or applied any chemicals to our trees in five years. It takes three years to become certified as organic. 
“The Mango Factory” began in 1964, when the late Jack Flowerree “The Mango Man” purchased 23 acres of raw native land on a tropical island in Florida. For the next 42 years, he invested his life clearing and contouring the land, preparing the soil, planting, transplanting, grafting, trimming the trees, nurturing, picking, processing, marketing and shipping the fruit, through drought, floods and hurricanes.
“The Mango Factory” continues today producing nine varieties of mango that will harvest generally May through the first few weeks of September. Pictured above are the delicious Valencia Prides.
Here is “The Mango Man“ still going strong at 80 holding a delicious Kent mango. Notice the lush grass and park like setting of the trees in the background. He spaced the trees 33 feet apart so that they would not crowd out the vital sunlight that gives his mangos the beautiful palet of colors and great taste.
Pictured from the left to right is Jack’s son, Doug Flowerree and his son Zac, processing mangoes. Doug plans to continue serving the loyal customers many who have been coming for over 30 years and the many more that will discover the best tasting mangoes in the world. We are now accepting orders on the website and shipping mangos to your door. This delightful fruit will make a great gift to share with your friends and relatives across the country.
