In Northern California, where the soil is rich and the weather is just right, one Bay Area nursery owner says it's time to ...

Avocado trees prefer warmth—60 to 85 degrees—and moderate humidity. While germination takes only about two to six weeks, it can take years (sometimes more than a decade) for a tree to produce ...

Learn how to grow your own avocado tree from the pit in the center of the fruit. Reviewed by Sylvia Duax Next time you cut open an avocado and remove the large seed in the middle, rather than toss ...

A volunteer project led by parent and master gardener Jennifer Giaconi plants 26 fruit trees on a campus hillside ...

Q: We have an avocado tree that is more than 20 years old and over 20 feet tall. It gets sun mid-afternoon to sundown. The tree is located in between a grass lawn & an in-ground swimming pool.

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Q. I have an avocado tree that’s produced wonderful fruit for the past 3-5 years but recently stopped producing any fruit. It looks healthy. Any suggestions? If your avocado has been reliably ...