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Mango

Tommy Atkins Mango

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Florida, USA (1920s)

Tommy Atkins was discovered as a naturally occurring hybrid in Florida in the 1920s and became, by a wide margin, the most commercially planted mango in the world through the late 20th century — not for exceptional flavor, which even its supporters generally rank below premium varieties like Alphonso, but for a genuinely tough skin and long shelf life that made it uniquely suited to international shipping in an era before refrigerated transport was as reliable as it is today.

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Growing & Care
Hardiness zone
USDA Zones 10-11
Pollination
Self-fertile.
Care info
Tough and productive, tolerating shipping and handling better than most other mango varieties.
Recommendations
A practical, reliable choice, though connoisseurs often prefer Alphonso or Ataulfo for flavor.
Flavor Profile
Mild sweetness with noticeable fiber and some tartness
Quick facts
Skin color
Red-orange blush over green-yellow
Size
Large
Hardiness zone
USDA Zones 10-11
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