This strong avocado tree thrives in containers and can withstand temperatures as low as 20 degrees. This means you can grow your own avocados at home, almost anywhere in the country! Unlike commercially grown avocados, which have thicker skin and less oil in the fruit, the Cold Hardy Avocado Trees have paper-thin skin and higher-quality flesh with large amounts of oil, making them more flavorful. Plant this easy-to-grow tree in a container and when temperatures start to drop below 40˚ at night, bring it inside. Your avocado tree will continue to grow. This tree produces an abundant amount of fruit year after year and sooner than plants grown from seedlings. So let's get growing and you'll be enjoying fresh avocados in no time.Note: Your Cold-Hardy Avocado may be one of four delicious, cold-hardy varieties - the Mexicola, the Brogdon, the Oro Negro, or the Bacon.
