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Please advise what kind of avocado trees you can supply in dwarf form (Haas preferred)

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Effie
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Jimboib says...
Hass is full sized.
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Jon says...
Gwen is a a Hass grandchild or something and is supposed to be smaller than a Hass tree...
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Martin says...
Wurtz is the most available Dwarf Avo although I Believe Gwen is a semi "dwarf" as well . I Would like to now if these are A+B compatable trees myself. Daleys currently stock Wurtz but Im not sure about Gwen.
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Brendan says...
Hi Martin,
Wurtz & Gwen are both type 'A' avos.
Another draft is Rincon,(type A), and another semi-dwaft is the Pinkerton. (he's an A too).
You don't really have to have both A & B types, as most avos will bear on there own. If you want more avocados, then having both A & B type avo trees is beneficial.
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Martin says...
Thanks Bendan, The Gwen s proving almost impossible to find so I am going to espalier a wurtz and have a spot away from the main garden where I can let a fuerte do its natural thing. Later on I will put in a Gwen which at this time is starting to seem like the lost grail
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