Long Neck Avocado trees (forum)

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Does anyone in the forum have these trees available for sale please?

Thanks,

Neil

Time: 24th September 2019 3:25pm

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phil@tyalgum says...
Aren't they fantastic looking fruit

Time: 10th October 2019 4:21pm

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Toogoom says...
Indeed they are and I fancy a bit more useful:)

Time: 11th October 2019 1:45pm

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jakfruit etiquette says...
There are other similar shaped, not as long. My friend gave me some black ones,
but they tasted same as Hass, so I didnt worry about them too much.
I think an Avo called Guatemalan was also similar.

Time: 13th October 2019 1:23pm

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Marmot1 says...
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Hi jakfruit etiquette, is it possible from obtain some scion woods of the similar avocados from you in Fall/Spring?

How's the yield each year? I imagine it might lower than hass/lamb hass/reed.

Time: 14th October 2019 11:53am

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jakfruit etiquette says...
Hi Marmot, have you tried contacing the NSW DPI, Dept Ag research stations, ie Alstonville, Dareton NSW, others to see if they supply graftwood. The Guatemalan was seen years ago, but possibly from Dareton. Also QLD DPI researched Avocados.


Time: 15th October 2019 10:03pm

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Marmot1 says...
Never expected such a resource channel, thanks mate, I will contact them if they provide any scionwood

Time: 16th October 2019 10:11am

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