We now grow grafted Avocado trees in the tall 5 gallon and tall 15 gallon pot size.
Our avocado trees can be purchased at Kula Hardware & Nursery, directly from the nursery or shipped to any island.
(see sales policy)
We pride ourselves in growing vigorous and pest-free avocado trees that are ready to go in the ground.
Avocado varieties that we are currently offering include:
ʻGREENGOLDʻ
A cultivar developed by the University of Hawaii at the Kula Ag Experimental Station. This tree has superior quality green, pear shaped fruit. Heavy bearing, medium sized tree. Fruit are ripe in February - April. Type A flowers.
ʻHASSʻ
A popular cultivar in California. Smaller rough skin, brown fruit. Seed can be large if grown in wet areas. Type A flowers.
ʻKAHALUʻUʻ
This cultivar has an excellent flavored large, oblong, green fruit. Can be alternate bearing and is a large sized tree. Fruit are ripe in November - February. Type B flowers.
'LAMB HASS'
This cultivar is similar to Hass but grows better in Hawaii's climate. Fruit are ripe March thru July. Type A flowers.
'WURTZ'
This variety stays small and is good for small spaces. Type A flowers.
'MALAMA'
This variety has excellent quality, large fruit with purple skin. Fruit are ripe in September thru December. Type A flowers.
'MURASHIGE'
This variety is a large tree with lots of fruit. Fruit are ripe in May - August. Type B flowers.
'OTA'
The fruit are green, round with a small seed and have excellent quality and flavor. Fruit are ripe September- February - May. Type B flowers.
ʻSHARWILʻ
Currently, this cultivar is the only avocado allowed for export to other states. The fruit are green, pear-shaped and have excellent quality and flavor. Very consistent bearing tree. Fruit are ripe in December - May. Type B flowers.
ʻSAN MIGUELʻ
The fruit of this cultivar are pear-shaped and have excellent quality and flavor. Very consistent bearing tree. Fruit are ripe in September - January. Type A flowers.
An excellent University of Hawaiʻi newsletter with good information on avocado trees.
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Flower Type A and Type B explained
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