Avocado Tree ‘Catalina’

Avocado Tree ‘Catalina’Flower Type: A West Indian Harvest: Aug Oct Catalina was brought to Florida from Cuba, where it remains one of the most favored and commonly grown avocados. It has a very enjoyable, rich flavor, and ripens from August to October. The tree has rounded foliage and grows with low vigor, with a bushy form. ___________________________________________________________________________ Latin name Persea americana The Avocado tree originates from the highlands

Latin name - Rubus fruticosus

FACT: No one has ever been disappointed by eating a lychee

and lately it’s been surging in popularity

fiberless fruit

and a wonderfully strong Indochinese type flavor

but an alternative and healthier option)

this hardy perennial adds color and texture to any landscape

we enjoy eating Grumichama cherries by the handful or added to yogurt

The two species naturally hybridized

The fruit doesn’t have much of a blush at maturity

mild-flavored mangos

from July to August