Bacon Avocado Tree Live Plant, Grafted Cold Hardy Avocado, Type B Avocado Variety, Bigger Trunk, Edible Tropical Fruit Tree, 3–4 Feet Tall
Bacon Avocado Tree Live Plant, Grafted Cold Hardy Avocado, Type B Avocado Variety, Bigger Trunk, Edible Tropical Fruit Tree, 3–4 Feet Tall
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Bacon Avocado Tree – Grafted, 3–4 Feet Tall, Bigger Trunk
Grow your own avocados with a grafted Bacon Avocado tree! This established tree features a bigger trunk and is a great addition to a home orchard or edible landscape.
Bacon is a popular avocado variety appreciated for its mild, creamy fruit and cold tolerance compared with many other avocado varieties. Its fruit has smooth, thin green skin that stays green when ripe, with pale green to yellowish flesh and a pleasantly buttery texture.
Plant Details
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Variety: Bacon Avocado
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Plant Type: Grafted avocado tree
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Quantity: 1 live tree
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Current Height: Approximately 3–4 feet (please confirm)
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Trunk: Bigger, established trunk
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Fruit Type: Green-skinned avocado
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Flower Type: Type B
Bacon Avocado Fruit
Bacon avocados produce medium-sized fruit with smooth, glossy green skin. The flesh is pale green to yellow, with a mild flavor and creamy, buttery texture. Compared with richer, oilier avocado varieties, Bacon is generally lighter and milder.
Pollination
Bacon is a Type B avocado variety. It can produce fruit on its own, but planting a compatible Type A avocado nearby, such as Hass or Reed, may help improve pollination and fruit production when flowering periods overlap.
Growing Considerations
Bacon is valued by avocado growers for its relatively good cold tolerance. However, young trees can still be damaged by cold weather and should be protected from frost and freezing temperatures.
Shipping & Plant Care
Your order includes one grafted Bacon Avocado tree with a bigger trunk. The tree is carefully selected and packed for shipment.
Please note that the listed height refers to the current plant size, not its mature height. Live plants naturally vary in branching and shape. Temporary leaf drooping or stress may occur during transit. Unpack promptly after delivery and allow the tree time to acclimate.
Fruit production depends on tree maturity, pollination, climate, and growing conditions. Fruit is not guaranteed upon arrival.
Start your home orchard with this grafted Bacon Avocado tree!
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