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Old 05-21-2021, 10:59 AM   #3 (permalink)
Akula
 
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Default Re: Cold Hardy Avocado

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Originally Posted by sddarkman619 View Post
me..
I would start with a Bacon or a Fuerte, I think the bacon would be Hardier for your zone. I know you gave zone but what's your experience with the actual temps? How cold

for my avocados:
https://www.bountifulgardennursery.c...egory/avocado/

read this about Florida and avocados:
https://www.flgardening.com/growing-...os-in-florida/
Thanks Larry. I'll check those links you provided.

I usually get a couple hours below freezing in the early morning to late morning ( 4am to 10am) maybe two to three times each year. With a major spike low of maybe 21F to 24F for a few hours once every three years it seems. All my sensitive stuff is South facing and gets sun by 9 am every morning. There is some protection from the N (big trees/neighbors house). Frost cloth has worked well for me.

The leaves on my bananana plants burn off every winter with a few exceptions but the pstems make it through he winter. The usuall cold hardy stuff of course.
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