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An evergreen tree; slow to moderate growth to 12-15 feet in height with a greater spread; can be kept smaller with pruning. Ideal for a small garden.
Produces, large sized, thick skinned, green fruit with flecks of gold and a creamy, nutty flavor. The fruit turns black as it ripens. The fruit are similar to Hass in many aspects, slightly rounder, larger, and are said to be preferred in flavor taste tests.
This compact tree bares heavily, in huge clusters, from April through September and less prone to alternate year bearing. More prolific producer than most larger varieties.
Considered truly self fertile though this Type A and Type B hybrid will produce better with any other variety planted nearby.
An evergreen tree; slow to moderate growth to 12-15 feet in height with a greater spread; can be kept smaller with pruning. Ideal for a small garden.
Produces, large sized, thick skinned, green fruit with flecks of gold and a creamy, nutty flavor. The fruit turns black as it ripens. The fruit are similar to Hass in many aspects, slightly rounder, larger, and are said to be preferred in flavor taste tests.
This compact tree bares heavily, in huge clusters, from April through September and less prone to alternate year bearing. More prolific producer than most larger varieties.
Considered truly self fertile though this Type A and Type B hybrid will produce better with any other variety planted nearby.