Avocados

Avocados are lush evergreen subtropical trees prized for their nutritious, buttery fruits and attractive year-round foliage. These vigorous trees can grow into large specimens reaching 30-40 feet or be maintained at manageable sizes through pruning, and adapt well to container cultivation for patios and small spaces.

With careful variety selection, avocados can provide fresh fruit nearly year-round, offering extended harvests and exceptional culinary versatility. The trees require well-drained soil and thrive in mild coastal and Mediterranean climates, with cold hardiness varying by variety from 18-30°F. Most avocados are partially self-fertile but produce significantly heavier crops when both Type A and Type B pollinator varieties are planted together (learn more about Type A & B here).

Available in a range of cultivars suited to different microclimates and harvest windows, avocados combine productive edible value with evergreen beauty for landscapes in USDA Zones 9-10, making them outstanding choices for subtropical gardens and edible estates.

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Avocados are lush evergreen subtropical trees prized for their nutritious, buttery fruits and attractive year-round foliage. These vigorous trees can grow into large specimens reaching 30-40 feet or be maintained at manageable sizes through pruning, and adapt well to container cultivation for patios and small spaces.

With careful variety selection, avocados can provide fresh fruit nearly year-round, offering extended harvests and exceptional culinary versatility. The trees require well-drained soil and thrive in mild coastal and Mediterranean climates, with cold hardiness varying by variety from 18-30°F. Most avocados are partially self-fertile but produce significantly heavier crops when both Type A and Type B pollinator varieties are planted together (learn more about Type A & B here).

Available in a range of cultivars suited to different microclimates and harvest windows, avocados combine productive edible value with evergreen beauty for landscapes in USDA Zones 9-10, making them outstanding choices for subtropical gardens and edible estates.

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'Lula' is a Florida avocado cultivar that originated in Miami in 1915 from a 'Taft' avocado seed planted on nurseryman George B. Cellon's property. Named after his wife, Lula Cellon, DNA analysis i...
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Cold hardy (to 18 degrees) Mexican variety. Small dark purple fruits have an outstanding nutty flavor and ripen late summer into fall. Heavy producing compact tree does well inland and on the coast...
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Cold hardy (to 18 degrees ) Mexican variety has high quality rich nutty flavor and purple black skin. Fruits are 20% larger than Mexicola. Large spreading tree. Produces heavily both in coastal a...
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Developed at Country Flat farm in Big Sur, CA, Palo de Oro avocados are a cross between Pinkerton and Zutano. East to peel, excellent flavor and texture, green skin when ripe, and small seeded. Lar...
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The queen avocado 's parentage is Guatemalan. It is a Type: B flower. Its Skin is dull purple and has thick skin. It weights 20-30oz. It has a small seed, and the fruit season is July - August. Its...
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Lamb Hass avocados were developed by UC Riverside in the 80's or 90's. Lamb Hass bears more fruit later in the year on a smaller tree that Hass avocados. Fantastic flavor and texture, skin blackens...
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Avocados from Hawaii are known for their creamy texture and rich taste. They are also frequently used for avocado toast . The Schattauer Avocado is a Newer seedling from Hawaii.  Pot Size: 4x10 tre...
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Seminary is a seedling tree found near Mills College, in Oakland California's  Seminary district.    
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'Stearns' is a rare avocado variety discovered in the 1940s in California. It was nearly lost but rescued by fruit enthusiasts in the early 2000s. Trees are spreading and more cold-tolerant than ma...
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The Stewart Avocado or also named "Stuart" is a vigorous avocado tree that grows up to 30 feet tall, offering abundant harvests of high-quality fruit. This Mexican variety is admired for its elegan...
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Also referred to as "Little Cado" or "Dwarf"- Dwarf tree only grows 8-10ft tall. A consistent summer bearer of good quality, green skinned fruit. Frost tender trees are only hardy down to 32 de...
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The Zutano avocado is a cold hardy, consistent producing avocado variety. It resembles the Fuerte in appearance but is less flavorful but more cold hardy. The green fruits are obovate in shape with...
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