Avocado trees have lovely foliage that can make for an attractive houseplant, but it's unlikely that you'll have a fruitful ...

If an avocado tree is grown from a seed, will it produce fruit? Does one need two trees for cross-pollination? Thank you. -- P. Bernard. ANSWER: Growing avocados is not hard.

Question: I have started some avocado seeds in water, suspended by toothpicks. Two of them have begun to root and sprout stalks. I intend to plant them soon, but wonder ...

Avocados have grown in popularity as a trendy breakfast food in the last decade, and many have found joy in growing a new avocado plant from the pip of an existing one. Through hydroponics, it's easy ...

Remember to plant the seed in a location with good sunlight exposure too. 'Your plant will need six to eight daily hours of direct sunlight, with average temperatures between 75-85°F,' says Lina.

Avocado trees typically won't produce fruit until the third year ... and a 2016 Scientific Reports study found that adding kelp waste extract into pakchoi soil resulted in "stimulated seed germination ...

Plant Doctor Tom MacCubbin offers advice to Orlando-area gardeners about avocado trees, hickory leaves, magnolia leaves, oak leaves, landfills, ... I have grown a lemon tree from seed.

Q: I have an avocado seed in water with several roots on it. I’d like to plant it in a pot. Should I bury the seed completely? — Ruth Caswell, Flowery Branch A: Lift the plant from the water ...

RE "A True Giving Tree [Nov. 24]: I just want to say what a joy it was to read your article on avocado trees. Avocado tree with staying power - Los Angeles Times ...

If you've tried to grow avocado trees from their seeds before and failed miserably, fear not: AvoSeedo can help!

The original seed was a gift and came from a 50-year-old avocado tree that also produced huge fruit. Insider spoke with Juliane Pokini, whose family grew the world's heaviest avocado, to talk ...