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I need 3 or 4 really good Florida avocado trees with the following characteristics: - Sets fruit outside of mango season - A good substitute for california avocadoesLately, I've found that there are some pretty darn good west indian type cadoes, and I have a few new spots to plant a few trees (we bought the lot next door to us :-). I bought an oro negro and am looking for 2 or 3 more that are oily / rich and that will give me a long season worth of cado lovin.Suggestions?Carlos?
I thought about Monroe, but I already have an oro negro that covers a similar period.For me, mango season is May to Sept, so anything outside of that range is bonus, but anything inside is hard to keep up with as the piles of mangoes build up. A good March / spring cado and a good Oct / fall avocado would be fantastic to fill out both sides of the oro negro.
Are there any Laurel Wilt resistant varieties?http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/hs391
Thanks, Guys.I'm doing mostly 3's and 7's. There are a couple in 25 that I've been growing for a few years.
Quote from: Cookie Monster on July 30, 2014, 09:44:19 PMThanks, Guys.I'm doing mostly 3's and 7's. There are a couple in 25 that I've been growing for a few years.Are you willing to type out a list of what you plan on planting?
Quote from: murahilin on July 30, 2014, 09:48:05 PMQuote from: Cookie Monster on July 30, 2014, 09:44:19 PMThanks, Guys.I'm doing mostly 3's and 7's. There are a couple in 25 that I've been growing for a few years.Are you willing to type out a list of what you plan on planting?Let's see if Pina Colada makes the list.