Hidden Mango Farm on Pine Island | Gatherings Grove
Join us as we go mango shopping at Gatherings Grove on beautiful Pine Island, Florida! 📅 We filmed this visit on July 9, 2026. Mango availability changes almost daily during the season, so the varieties you see in this video may no longer be available by the time you visit. Every week—and sometimes every day—brings a different selection. The 2026 mango season has also been affected by an unusually cold winter that reduced production across much of Florida. On top of that, Pine Island growers are still recovering from the devastating impacts of Hurricanes Ian (2022) and Milton (2024). We appreciate all of the local farmers and fruit stands working hard to bring fresh Florida mangoes back to the community. If you're visiting Southwest Florida during mango season, Pine Island is one of the best places to experience the incredible diversity of Florida-grown mangoes. Every stop has its own unique selection, so be sure to check out the rest of our Pine Island mango shopping series! 🌴 Thanks for watching, and let us know in the comments: Which mango would you take home?

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