Video: 3 Avocado Trees You Should Know

Last updated: Nov 11 2021

Key takeaways

Hass Avocado is the most popular variety, producing rich, buttery fruit with excellent flavor that can be grown successfully at home in warm climates or containers.

Cold Hardy Avocado varieties like Mexicola Grande, Brogdon, and Bacon tolerate temperatures down to about 20°F, making homegrown avocados possible in cooler regions.

Condo™ Avocado stays compact while producing full-sized avocados, making it an excellent choice for container gardening, patios, and smaller outdoor spaces.

Achieve tasty, creamy avocados at home with our fun and versatile varieties! Follow along as our Plant Expert, Meredith, walks through a few of our favorite Avocado Trees. These easy-to-grow, container-friendly picks are perfect for decorative appeal and will provide you with a delicious supply of fresh fruit.

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Plant Expert, Meredith, shows off a few of our favorite Avocados!

Hass Avocado Tree

Cold Hardy Avocado Tree

Condo™ Avocado Tree

Full Transcript: 3 Avocado Trees You Should Know

Hi, my name is Meredith and I have some of our Avocados around me.

This one is our Hass Avocado, a very popular option you might have seen this in the grocery store, you can also grow this at your own home. Fantastic buttery flavor, very smooth tasting avocado.

If you do live in a colder area we also have some options for you - this is our Cold Hardy Avocado. So, we carry the varieties Mexicola Grande, the Brogdon, and the Bacon all have cold hardy properties so you can still get those tasty avocados without the warm tropical weather.

And this one is perfect for a condo or a container gardening. It's appropriately named the Condo™ Avocado. So, this one still gives you full size Avocados but without being such a large tree.

All of these are available on our website Trees.com and you can also call in and speak to one of our plant experts ready to help you.

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Sarah Logie

As Content Strategist at Trees.com, Sarah is smitten with words and a fanatic for flowers, particularly cut florals and house plants. With a love for curating compelling content, she also enjoys furthering her plant knowledge along the way! A few of her favorite flowers include hibiscus, hydrangeas, peonies and dahlias.

Sarah’s fondness for plants was cultivated through many childhood trips to Longwood Gardens in southeastern Pennsylvania, as well as through her first job out of college at a floral event design company. In her free time, catch her snapping photos of anything and everything, day-dreaming about interior decor, and enjoying the outdoors any chance she gets.