Description
Mexicola Avocado Trees Are Cold Hardy and High Quality
The Mexicola Avocado Tree is a high-quality avocado that is cold-hardy and vigorous. The fruit is shiny and matures to a purple-black color with pale yellow-green flesh that has a nutty flavor. The skin is somewhat thin and the seeds are large, smooth, and removed easily when preparing.
Mature Mexicola Avocado Trees are known to be cold hardy down to 18 degrees F. They can be grown in the ground in USDA Zones 8 to 11, or in a large container in colder areas and moved indoors during freezing months. Mexicola Avocados are medium to large fruit, growing to sizes of between five and seven ounces. The Mexicola Avocado Tree grows 25 to 30 feet tall and 25 feet wide when grown in the ground in ideal conditions. This tree can also be pruned to smaller sizes.
Frequently Asked Questions
How big does the Mexicola Avocado Tree grow?
The Mexicola Avocado Tree is an upright tree that grows to be 15-20 feet tall and 5-8 feet wide.
Is the fruit from the Mexicola Avocado Tree good?
Yes! Although the fruit from the Mexicola Avocado Tree is smaller than the Hass avocado, the fruit is creamy with a bold flavor and the skin is edible.
Does the Mexicola Avocado Tree need a pollinator?
No. The cold hardy Mexicola Avocado Tree is self-pollinating which means you do not need another tree to produce fruit.
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