Winter Mexican Avocado Tree, Grafted Live Avocado Plant, Cold Tolerant Fruit Tree, Creamy Sweet Avocado Variety, 2–3 Feet Tall, 3 Gallon Pot
Winter Mexican Avocado Tree, Grafted Live Avocado Plant, Cold Tolerant Fruit Tree, Creamy Sweet Avocado Variety, 2–3 Feet Tall, 3 Gallon Pot
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Grow your own flavorful avocados with this Winter Mexican grafted avocado tree. This live fruit tree is approximately 2–3 feet tall and ships in a 3-gallon nursery pot.
Winter Mexican avocado is described as a hybrid of Mexican and Guatemalan avocado varieties, valued for its ability to tolerate both heat and cooler temperatures. Its fruit has pale yellow, firm, smooth, creamy flesh with a mild, sweet, slightly nutty flavor.
Plant Details
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Variety: Winter Mexican avocado
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Plant type: Grafted live avocado tree
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Plant height: Approximately 2–3 feet
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Shipping pot: 3-gallon nursery pot
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Flower type: B
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Fruit size: Small to medium, approximately 0.75–1.2 lb
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Fruit season: December–January
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Reported cold tolerance: Down to approximately 20°F
Fruit Characteristics
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Pale yellow flesh
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Firm, smooth, creamy texture
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Mild, sweet flavor with a slightly nutty note
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Small to medium-sized fruit
Growing Information
Winter Mexican avocado is reported to tolerate both warm and cooler conditions. The mature tree can grow over 25 feet tall, so allow adequate room for growth when planting in the landscape.
Cold tolerance can vary depending on the tree's age, health, duration of cold exposure, and growing conditions. Protect young trees from freezing temperatures.
Shipping & Plant Care Notes
Your grafted avocado tree will ship as a live plant in its 3-gallon nursery pot. Unpack it promptly after delivery and allow it time to adjust to its new environment.
Natural variations in height, branching, and foliage are normal. Shipping may cause temporary stress or leaf changes. Fruit production depends on maturity, climate, pollination, and growing conditions. Flowers and fruit are not guaranteed upon arrival.
Please note that the listed fruit season and cold tolerance are general variety information, not a guarantee of performance in every growing location.
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