Hall Avocado Tree – Persea americana Grafted Live Tree | 2–4 Feet Tall Cold Hardy Avocado | Large Pear-Shaped Fruit | Excellent Home Orchard Variety

Grow a dependable, high-quality avocado with the Hall Avocado Tree, a grafted variety valued for its nutty flavor, excellent flesh-to-seed ratio, and strong cold tolerance compared to many avocados. Often compared to Choquette, Hall avocados feature slightly drier flesh with richer, nuttier taste, making them a favorite for fresh eating and slicing.

Hall Avocado Trees bloom in spring, with fruit maturing in October through November. The avocados are pear-shaped, dark green, with pale yellow flesh, weighing approximately 1–2 pounds when ripe. They are easy to peel and considered very good eating quality.

This variety is known for being easy to grow, resistant to many common pests, and well suited for home growers. While Hall trees may produce slightly fewer fruits than some commercial varieties, a mature tree can still yield very large annual harvests, often exceeding what most households need.

Your tree arrives 2–4 feet tall, healthy, vigorous, and professionally grafted from proven fruit-producing stock for earlier fruiting and reliable quality.

You will receive:
✔️ 1 live grafted Hall Avocado Tree
✔️ Height: approximately 2–4 feet
✔️ Nursery-grown and well rooted
✔️ Actual photos of real trees
✔️ Carefully packaged for safe shipping

🚚 We ship to all U.S. states

🌼 Growing Information

Common Name: Hall Avocado
Botanical Name: Persea americana
Plant Type: Evergreen fruit tree (grafted)
Sun Requirements: Full sun
Soil: Well-drained, sandy or sandy loam soil
Mature Size: About 30 ft tall x 20 ft wide (manageable with pruning)
Growth Rate: Moderate
Fruit Size: 1–2 lbs
Fruit Skin: Dark green
Flesh Color: Pale yellow
Flavor: Nutty, mildly rich
Harvest Season: October–November
Cold Hardiness: More cold tolerant than many avocados
Best Zones (in-ground): USDA zones 9–11
Container Growing: Yes (zones 4–11 with winter protection)

Hall Avocado Trees thrive in conditions similar to citrus and mango trees and make excellent companion plantings with grapefruit, orange, and mango. Young trees benefit from frost protection during early years.