Avocado Trees

Explore Our Variety Of Avocado Fruit Trees

Avocado trees are a popular choice for tropical and subtropical landscapes, prized for their delicious fruit, attractive evergreen foliage, and reliable production. There are many avocado varieties available, each offering unique characteristics such as different fruit sizes, harvest seasons, flavors, and growing habits. In Florida, most avocado varieties belong to West Indian types or hybrids, which are well adapted to warm climates and produce large, smooth-skinned fruit with a mild, creamy flavor.

Growing your own avocado tree allows you to enjoy fresh fruit straight from your yard while adding shade and beauty to your landscape. By planting multiple varieties that ripen at different times, homeowners can often enjoy avocados throughout much of the year.

Below you’ll find some of the avocado tree varieties we offer, each with its own unique qualities and harvest season.

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Brogdon

Brogdon is a cold hardy tree with purple skinned fruit that encloses a juicy, buttery flavored, yellow flesh. A late season producers the large fruit can be as much as 14 to 24 ounces in weight. Harvest July-Aug.

Choquette

The fruit produced by the Choquette is incredibly large for an avocado, weighing approximately 20 to 40 oz. The avocados have a glossy, dark green skin and an oval shape. Harvest Dec-March.

Day

The Day avocado is by far the easiest avocado to fruit in a pot. Plants will fruit at about 3 feet in height and will produce a medium-sized tapered-neck avocado that is easy to peel and has a delicious, buttery sweet taste. Harvest Sept-Oct.

Florida Hass

Hass is a Mexican type avocado, and it is the number one commercial variety in California. It is renowned for is rich nutty flavor and high oil content. A single fruit weighing only a half a pound Harvest Nov-Dec.

Hall

A relative of the Choquette and similar in shape and size, the Hall avocado has nuttier, drier and thicker flesh, though still juicy and fruity. Harvest Oct-Nov.

Lila Late

Lila similar to Opal is an early season avocado and weighs 6-12 ounces. The skin color is green and is a little thicker than the Brazos Belle, but not as thick as our usual Florida varieties. The fruit has a good flavor. Harvest Dec-March.

Marco's Pumpkin

Very rare and hard to find variety! Marco's Pumpkin Avocado - Green, Large, Round, Pumpkin shaped Fruit 30-40 oz. Good Cream flavor. It is so unique in its shape. Harvest Oct-Nov.

Mexicola

Mexicola Avocado is an excellent quality, frost hardy variety producing Mexican type fruit to 6 to 12 ounces with thin black skin. The compact tree is perfect for backyard use, doing well in full sun or light shade. Harvest July.

Monroe

Monroe is a superb cold hardy variety that is a commercial favorite in Florida and throughout Tropical America. The fruit is large, abundant, and of excellent eating quality. Harvest Nov-Jan.

Nishikawa

Nishikawa variety of Avocado is originated in Hawaii. Oval fruit is somewhat resemble Hass variety of avocado, but larger. Has very high oil content. Harvest Nov-Dec.

Oro Negro

Oro Negro means black gold in Spanish, which is an incredibly appropriate name for this fruit. The flesh is rich and buttery with a creamy texture that is sure not to disappoint. Harvest Dec-Jan.

Simmonds

The Simmonds is South Florida's most popular early season avocado. Good production, exceptional trade acceptance, and superb eating quality make it an excellent choice for the home garden or grove. Harvest July-Sept.

Super Hass

The tree produces nubby, black-skinned fruit prized for its taste and loved by grocers for its long shelf life. It is renowned for is rich nutty flavor and high oil content. A single fruit can weigh over a pound Harvest Sept-Oct.

Winter Mexican

Small, dark skinned fruit with rich, nutty flavor. Grows to about 40 feet in about 25 years. The compact tree is perfect for backyard use, doing well in full sun or light shade. Harvest Nov-Jan.

Wurtz

Valued for its dark-green fruit, the Wurtz avocado tree will provide your home with an abundance of fresh avocados while enhancing the landscape with its evergreen foliage Harvest Jan-March.
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