Home Depot, Lowes, any retail garden center. Most carry several different varieties of Avocado. If you want to make a drive, come down to Palm Beach County and go to Excalibur Fruit Trees on Fearnely Road.

Hi TimeTraveller,
I'd suggest bypassing Lameos and Home sh*tHole and go to the privately owned nursery right by lowes in Melbourne. It's about a block south on Minton. They have excellent selection and are ten bucks cheaper than lowes. They also know their stuff....get a mango while your at it(get a glenn)!! Best 50 you'll ever spend Good Luck!!

Mark

Thanks for the advice. I found a beautiful Day Avocado at the South Brevard Nursery.

I am looking for a Little Julie mango tree. Does anyone in central Florida know where I can find one. They are supposed to be a mini and can be kept in a big pot. That way I can drag it into the greenhouse when there is a freeze.

Ellen, please consider starting a new thread whenever you have a question unrelated to a current discussion, so it gets seen and answered promptly. Just title it as to the subject. We don't want you to feel ignored because we missed your question!

Jene's Tropical Fruit Nursery and Pine Island Nursery have dwarf Julie Mango trees. They are susceptible to fungal diseases, and need regular spraying. The fruits are rather small, and stay green. Once you skin it and cut out the pit, there is not much edible flesh left. I like mine, but there are lots of other "Condo Mango" varieties that have larger/better fruits and more disease resistance. Check out the Pine Island Mango variety viewer for more info.

Lisa

Lukas Nursery in Oviedo has several varieties of avacado trees available. I was just there a couple of days ago and they had a bunch. I was looking for apples, but they were sold out.

thank you Lisa. It was just a spur of the moment thing. In future, I will start a new thread. Also, I am glad that you me about the Julie. It does not as attractive as I imagined.