Hall Avocado Tree 15G Urban Abundance

Hall Avocado Tree in 15-Gallon Pot Available in Jupiter, FL

The Hall Avocado (Persea americana 'Hall') is a Florida favorite—valued for its smooth, green skin, elongated fruit shape, and creamy texture that makes it a go-to for slicing, salads, and fresh eating. This mid-season producer is a heavy bearer and an excellent choice for South Florida gardeners seeking consistent yields, cold tolerance, and low-maintenance growth.

In a 15-gallon pot, this tree is already well-established and ready to be planted in your food forest, backyard orchard, or spacious container garden.

Care & Growing Info (Optimized for South Florida):

Sunlight: Full sun—6 to 8 hours daily. Needs consistent sun for optimal fruit production and canopy health.

Watering: Moderate. Deeply water young trees and allow the soil to dry slightly between waterings. Once established, water less frequently.

Soil: Well-drained sandy or loamy soil enriched with compost. Avoid planting in low-lying, flood-prone areas. Mulch well to maintain soil health and moisture.

Fertilizer: Apply avocado fertilizer 3–4 times per year. Add trace minerals like zinc and magnesium to support healthy foliage and fruit set.

Growth Habit: Medium to large tree. Reaches 20–25 feet in-ground but can be kept smaller with pruning. Grows upright with a moderately open canopy.

Temperature: USDA Zones 9b–11. Tolerates cold temperatures into the high 20s°F when mature—ideal for inland or coastal Florida locations.

Maintenance: Low. Prune after harvest to maintain size and improve airflow. Monitor for scale insects or lace bugs and treat early if needed.

Harvest & Seasonality:

Planting Time: Ideal for spring or early fall planting. Can be installed year-round with proper irrigation and mulch.

Harvest Time: September through November in South Florida. A mid-to-late season producer.

How to Harvest: Pick fruit when full-sized and allow to ripen indoors. Hall avocados have a slightly longer shelf life than many other varieties.

Seasonal Notes: Pairs well with earlier or later avocado varieties to extend your homegrown harvest season.

Medicinal & Nutritional Benefits:

Hall avocados are loaded with monounsaturated fats, potassium, magnesium, fiber, and Vitamin E. These nutrients support cardiovascular health, reduce inflammation, and promote healthy skin and digestion.

Ideal For:

• Gardeners looking for a productive, mid-season avocado

• Larger yards and tropical edible landscapes

• Pairing with early and late varieties for extended harvests

• Homegrown guacamole and salad lovers

• Low-maintenance tropical trees

Plant Classification:

Scientific Name: Persea americana 'Hall'
Common Name: Hall Avocado
Plant Type: Tropical fruit tree
Family: Lauraceae (laurel family)
Class: Dicot – Broadleaf evergreen with net-veined leaves and central taproot
Growth Form: Upright evergreen tree
Evergreen/Deciduous: Evergreen—retains leaves year-round in South Florida
Perennial or Annual: Perennial—fruits annually when mature

Container Size: 15-gallon pot