Avocados in the suburbs (forum)
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Bernie starts with ...
I live in the western suburbs of sydney, and have a variety of fruit trees in my yard, just lost a plum tree, and want to replace it with an avocado. Recently bought some reed avos, was impressed, can I plant one of these? Can I buy a small tree? if so how long till fruit?
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Time: 4th October 2010 5:35pm
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Jason says...
Hi Bernie some varieties take longer than others but I haven't heard of Reed taking a longer than usual time so you would expect a fruit or 3 at least by the 3rd year with production increasing every year.
If you can push it to grow strongly (should grow perfect in Sydney) by the time it's 7-8 years or so you should be right for Avocados. A lot of people really like Reed and say it's the best tasting Avocado plus it can hang on the tree well and has a long season like Hass does so all around it's a pretty good one.
Reed will be a pretty big tree but it will grow fairly straight so most of the room it takes up will be in the sky
Time: 5th October 2010 9:08am
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