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Mexicola Winter Avacado .
Hello Gang;
After Loosing all my mango & Avacado Trees To The Last Frost In NE Florida. I pulled everything From The Ground & Start Again. I Just Planted 15 Gal Mexicola Winter Avacado tree , It says It Can Take Up Tp -20. Keeping My Fingers Crossed .. |
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Happy Growing 
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Zone: 8b, but 9b weather..
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Re: Mexicola Winter Avacado .
I wouldn't bet on that.. just so yah know.. :^)
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