Cold Hardy Avocado Tree Persea americana

The Go-To Avocado Tree for Cold Climates Why Cold Hardy Avocado Trees? Home-grown avocados, no matter where you live. With the Cold Hardy Avocado Tree, it’s possible. This strong tree withstands frigid temperatures as low as 20 degrees, living up to its name. Simply plant your Avocado Tree in a container and bring it inside during the winter months – it will continue to grow. You’ll get an abundant yield of fruit, year after year, and even faster than you would with seed-grown varieties. Basically, the Cold Hardy Avocado’s fast growth means you’re going to enjoy your avocados in at least three years instead of the 10 years or more it takes to grow fruit from seedlings. Why FastGrowingTrees.com is Better -Our Cold Hardy Avocado Tree is a proven performer. -We’ve hand-picked the best, healthiest varieties to ship to your door. -Because they’ve been grafted (with rootstock combined from a hardy, disease-resistant tree, and a mature tree) and grown in our greenhouse with care, they’re happy and healthy from day one to your door. -With our largest Cold Hardy Avocado Trees, you may get fruit as soon as the first year…perfect for those who want to harvest their home-grown avocados as soon as possible! -We carry four varieties of the Cold Hardy Avocado: the Mexicola, the Brogdon, the Oro Negro, and the Bacon. You will receive one of the four when you order, but rest assured that each variety delivers the rich, buttery flavor and carefree, hardy growth that make the Cold Hardy Avocado famous. Superior flavor from a superfood. Is there anything better? The texture and taste of store-bought simply can’t compare. Whether you’re making homemade guacamole or the ever-popular avocado toast, the bold flavor is amazing. And the second-to-none taste isn’t the only benefit you’ll reap because they’re loaded with vitamins A, B6, C, E. So, the Cold Hardy Avocado Tree is one of the most versatile trees on the market. For a larger tree, plant it outdoors and watch it soar to heights of 15 to 20 feet. Or, for a shorter tree, plant in a container and you can limit growth to between 5 and 7 feet in height. Many growers find this method optimal for moving the tree between indoors and out. Our larger sizes commonly bear fruit their very first year. And your tree will be more forgiving and easier to grow indoors or out. But demand from new orchards and home growers has put this tree in short supply. We recommend that you order yours today while larger sizes are still available!