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edzone9 · 02-15-2013, 10:54 AM

Im Not a big fan of the Mexican Type Avacados , But the Brogdon is a very cold hardy tree for my zone 9 .

I prefer the West Indian type as PR Giant Stated .

I have The Following Avacado Tpes:

Catalina ( Cuba ) .
Bragdon
Oro Negro ( Very Cold Hardy With Excellent Taste )
I also have a Unknown 7ft Tall Avacado tree i planted from a seed , Has to be WI type , the fruit was bought in a Bodega In NYC it was the size of a Small football Great flavor .

If i get another avacado i will maybe get the Monroe.

Yes we get Get Cold snaps & frost in NE Florida , This sat & Sun will go down to the upper 30s.

The Guanabanas are in pots in the garage , i am goung to build a green house for them , to keep them in the ground all season long.

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edzone9 Location: Florida Zone 9 Find me on the map! Zone: 9 Name: Ed Join Date: Nov 2012 Posts: 916 BananaBucks : 311,862 Feedback: 1 / 100% Said "Thanks" 1,140 Times Was Thanked 952 Times in 415 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 10 Times	Re: New Coconut Cream Mango Tree ! Im Not a big fan of the Mexican Type Avacados , But the Brogdon is a very cold hardy tree for my zone 9 . I prefer the West Indian type as PR Giant Stated . I have The Following Avacado Tpes: Catalina ( Cuba ) . Bragdon Oro Negro ( Very Cold Hardy With Excellent Taste ) I also have a Unknown 7ft Tall Avacado tree i planted from a seed , Has to be WI type , the fruit was bought in a Bodega In NYC it was the size of a Small football Great flavor . If i get another avacado i will maybe get the Monroe. Yes we get Get Cold snaps & frost in NE Florida , This sat & Sun will go down to the upper 30s. The Guanabanas are in pots in the garage , i am goung to build a green house for them , to keep them in the ground all season long.