Did you plant a seed from a Reed avocado or did you plant a grafted Reed tree? This year I made the mistake of not watering as much as I should have out of fear that my clay might be overwatered. Just to note, were close to finishing the fruit from our Hass tree now (we didnt have that much this year, only about 70 avocados), and the Reed fruit is nearly mature. I re-stakes it with a bunch of flexible skinnier metal stakes, but they are shorter and the top flops around, especially in the wind. 12 in all, of which either the rats, possums or racoons got 8 of them. Ive had a semi hard Reed and didnt like it, so think Ill wait. Dont add or mix compost into the soil as it decays and the mound will shrink. Black skin was not a de facto requirement in a new avocado variety when Reed first appeared, some 70 years ago. It so happens that I planted an avocado a couple years ago where I cut down an old apple in my own yard. Just planted my 5 gal Reed in May, am so grateful for you sharing all your tips and experience. There is one question about avocado trees that has never been answered for me. Do I need a pollinator tree? What is your experience and recommendations with productivity when Reeds are confined to large containers? However, it is a tall and skinny young tree; about 6 feet tall. Two downsides of Reeds thick skin, however, are that it is challenging at first to discern when the fruit is ripe. Wasnt sure where to ask this question so commenting on this article and hoping you will see. Is that because I picked them too soon? The skin should be only slightly pebbled (less than a Hass). Just picked up two 4 Reeds from a Vista, CA nursery. It is not a Reed. Thank you Greg for fast and thorough reply. It is slightly pebbled, compared to e.g. As for my favorite? However there is a branch near the bottom that is doing fine. Its harvest season is somewhat between Hass and Reed. If you quickly find some, thats a great sign. I will be buying a replacement. 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice. Also, if it has few or no leaves, then you need to only water once the soil is moist but no longer wet. For example, Reed might not start flowering much until April, but Mexicola might flower and set fruit in February and then be ready to eat in September. Sometimes avocado is also known as alligator pear. It produces well in alternating year. 485 mg of potassium, or 14% of the recommended daily intake (RDI). I live in Anaheim The plant was in a large pot and loaded with blooms and then small fruit. The macronutrient and caloric breakdown of a whole, medium-sized avocado looks like this 1: 240 calories. Thank you. 24 Ratings. Have to get to it! When planted the leaves looked fine, but very soon they began to fall off or just droop. Sorry for a very long post. What luck that you got those trees along with your new house! Sept-Nov when skin is black. Not on their job profile. The Reed avocado has many things going for it. There is no better gift for a visitor than to send them home with avocados in hand. When the drip cycle goes on, (currently every other day), the surface gets soaked and the drain pipes provide several gallons of water to the roots whether I am around or not. Also, during some parts of the year its harder to find many white roots because the roots havent been growing a lot lately. Basically Cleopatra Avocado: New to the consumer market, the Cleopatra avocado is a dwarf avocado, smaller than most. And Lamb is sure to produce well there also, but . I think I will add this variety to my collection. My Aunt Dorothy Reed got a patient on the Reed after my uncle her husband died in 1964. The skin of a Reed avocado is very shell-like, which makes them very difficult to peel. It was pretty dry on the surface, thinner mulch than I thought, and I did not see white roots near the surface. It is mostly commercially grown in California. Love hearing this, Susan. I have kept possums out of a small apple tree through netting the entire canopy, but thats likely impractical for your Reed. Thanks for the contribution and feedback. 38 Ratings. but ill remind myself to wait till the summer (or around this time). It was first grown on the Lamb Ranch in Ventura County as part of the University of California avocado breeding program. Avocados seem to make people smile! It has a medium-sized, oval shape and a smooth, green skin that turns a pale yellow color when ripe. The bark seems to be getting thick and chuncks are falling off? Microwave on high for two minutes. Reed avocados have such excellent texture and flavor that they are best eaten raw in their purest form. Now I know I have to wait another year to eat them. Sorry about your Reed! Ill definitely stop by next time Im in Riverside. Reeds should taste as good as they get about now if youre in Southern California so you are probably picking immature fruit that wont be mature until next summer. Hi, Greg. To determine whether or not your avocado is ready to eat, gently apply pressure with your thumb and feel for a slight give. The Reed, however, is creamier and less oily than most other avocado varieties. 10-14 avocados Details Fruit: Avocados Variety: Reed Nutritional Value: The avocado contains more protein, potassium, magnesium, folic acid, thiamin, riboflavin, niacin, biotin, pantothenic acid, vitamin E, and vitamin K per ounce than any other fruit. Im wondering if I Before Reed avocados are ready to be picked, they look ready to be picked. Reed avocado trees tend to grow more upright than many other avocado varieties. Im not 100% sure theyre flowers because the leaf buds look so much like the flower buds. Hi Greg, Would you have suggesting for potting soil, container, etc? After eating the tastiest avocado bought from a grocery store, I decided to grow its seed and 7 years later we had our first harvest this year! I have picked Reeds from my tree as early as May and found them to taste acceptable, but they dont taste great until deep into summer. If an avocado doesnt turn black as it ripens, it has no chance in the commercial avocado climate of today because it will show black spots on its green skin that have been caused by mishandling of the fruit on its way from the farm to the eater. Thank you for writing about the Reed. by Greg Alder | Jun 28, 2019 | Avocados | 158 comments. Do you want big avocados or would you prefer smaller, Hass-sized fruit? Get full nutrition facts and other common serving sizes of Avocados including 1 oz and 100 g. Register . They are now about 5 long, fat and glossy green. Try there or try Subtropica Nursery, both in Fallbrook. If watered moderately well, its leaves will appear healthy and green all year long in Southern California this despite the leaf burn that many other varieties often show in the fall and winter, in part because of the constituents in our water. Source Of. You can give it a name of your own choosing. Towards the end of this post I have a couple photos of Pinkerton and Fuerte with emerging flower buds: https://gregalder.com/yardposts/grafting-a-pollenizer-branch-into-your-fruit-tree/. I realize that that sounds like a long time to wait. I really hope for some fruit next year! And thanks to you, I think theres hope. The Reed avocado's most distinguishing characteristic is also an obvious one. Avocados are an excellent nutritional source of magnesium, potassium, vitamin C, vitamin E, and vitamin K. The following nutrition information is for half of an avocado and is provided by the USDA. I grew up on I live in Pomona, and have a 29 year old Reed avocado tree in my yard. My soil is very heavy clay and I thought it was was probably best to let the top two inches dry out before re-watering the tree but apparently not. Reed is also relatively tolerant of heat. Regardless, Reed leaves naturally have a narrow and taco-shell shape so dont worry about that shape. Kevin K, I also bought a Gwen from Atkins. Fruit description. Reed avocados store well in the fridge once cut. 3. Reed also sets a good crop pretty much every year whereas Lamb has a tendency to alternate bear more even though when it does bloom it sets a lot of fruit. Please reply to email. There are 322 calories in 1 Avocado. In the winter I think it might be able to get a half an hour of morning sun then about 3 hours of south sun around midday. The minerals in this fruit include: Calcium: 10mg. I have (2) that I purchased from them in 2018. Its covered with blooms this year so I have great hopes. In reading your article, I realize that these are going to be for next year, but is there a reason the early dropped fruit just shrivels? The flesh of the Reed avocado is creamy and has a nutty flavor that is well-suited to a variety of dishes, including guacamole, dips, sandwiches, and salads. When fully ripe, the flesh is virtually indistinguishable from avocado butter. My own Reed tree today grows 7.5 feet from adjacent avocado trees. Keto-Friendly. If I didnt have a family of five to eat through large fruit, I might go for a smaller-fruited variety as my lone tree. Great job with the site and posts, Ive been reading like crazy the last week, good stuff, Happy 4th! Contents 3lbs = Approx. I am hoping that the deep shade that my neighbors bamboo plants sheds on my trees after about 2:00 every day during the winter will not be a problem. Cant do anything about that and I like the dogs being here, too. The worst that will happen in the long run is that the tree wont be as fast-growing and fruitful as it could be. When is your normal harvest window for Mexicolas? It was about three feet tall. Also satisfying your criteria, Id add Gwen. My neighbor has a Fuerte which I believe is cross-pollinating with my Carmen and GEM now. My other tree is a Sir Prize, and is also healthy, but not nearly as beautifuland no fruit yet. Even after cutting, a Reed avocado can retain its freshness surprisingly well. Avocados give you a good dose of vitamin E, which may help protect against Alzheimer's disease and slow decline in your memory and thinking skills. Lol. Im so happy to read your posts. if they last that long. Reed avocado fruits are some of the largest and heaviest of any avocado variety. But the main reason is that Reeds are the wrong color. Reed avocado trees reliably set fruit without another avocado tree around. Your email address will not be published. They can grow up to 37 feet tall and are sometimes a favorite for commercial growers, thanks to their upright growth pattern. This is the case with my own Reed tree as well as all Reed trees Ive observed in other locations. Hi Greg, Ive read about Jerrys sufficient light for his Reed Avocado and your response. I think youre right. The fruits may remain on the tree for a relatively long time after reaching maturity. It is also known as a green-skinned variety, along with Zutano and Fuerte avocados, as the skin remains green even when ripe. We got 7 or 8 fruit this past year. I have never been there. I think youll be glad you resisted the temptation to pick the Reeds in spring. Hi Greg The information provided on this website, including special diets . But what if you only have room for one avocado tree in your yard? Reed avocados are green cannonballs. I have killed a number of avocado plants over the years. He patented the variety in 1960, and by the early 2000s, Reed avocados were being cultivated on over 400 acres in California. Next year in July, get in touch and Ill sell you a box from my tree or Ill connect you to a nearby farmer who will. Call an exterminator. The leathery skin is dark green to black when ripe, and the fruit has a nice nutty flavor. for about $6 and mix it one third to one half sauce to water. Sunburn is going to be your enemy. (Avocado leaves turning brown? That's a lot of avocado for your toast! Irrigation information. Last year and thru the winter this year my tree has shown a lot of salt burn on the leaf tips. The Reed avocado are very round, very large, thick skinned green avocados with a creamy smooth texture and excellent buttery-flavored flesh. But the calories . * Avocado, a sodium free food. Its the safe option, and you probably dont want branches growing from that low on the trunk in the long run anyway. It is . Oops the property is 1441 Rancho Mia not 4014, Ive got some Reeds that have been on my tree that formed last year. If the leaves looked bleached like theyre getting sunburned, it could be because of reflection from a nearby sidewalk or wall. As for fertilizing Reeds specifically, I dont know of any peculiar requirements. The fruit is delicious! If it doesnt prune itself naturally, Id plan on letting it carry 2 fruit, just to see what happens. Thanks for creating such a wonderful resource for beginners like myself! I have had to prune side branches on my Reed many times because of this behavior. Try it on its own, or with just a squeeze of lemon and a sprinkle of sea salt. It is round or oval and can weigh up to 1,5 pounds when ripe. Reed history. The challenge is that seedling trees take longer to fruit than grafted trees so your tree will probably be pretty big before it fruits. Ive been trying to grow a avocado tree for the last 17 years (on & off-not continuously) and theyve all died. Here in Sierra Madre it gets very hot, and we have been having mid 90s days. I would first try to get a Reed tree at Subtropica Nursery since I saw some there last week. Thanks much. If you live up north or in a milder climate within a couple miles of the beach, youll find that your Reed avocados take longer to build flavor so youll probably want to pick them later, maybe not until the very end of summer. Some were picked too early or fell off for whatever reason. Do you want to grow a Reed avocado tree in your yard? In 2018 my yard reached 113 two days in a row, and the Reed canopy again had the least damage of all of my avocado trees. https://gregalder.com/yardposts/fruit-tree-grafted/, Hi Greg, Im in San Gabriel Valley, can you please tell me what month I can expect my Kona Sharwil to flower? So while I had a hugh fruit set all but 5 are left. That would be amazing as I cant find any in Australia yet. I would scrape around under the tree in search of white root tips. Continue to apply nitrogen, but in the tree's second year, increase the amount of nitrogen fertilizer to pound (.1 L.) divided into three applications. The FDA increased the recommended serving size for avocados in 2016 from one-fifth of a fruit to one-third. Sometimes I only shade them when its 95 degrees or more, and I use 60- or 70-percent shade cloth. This race was only introduced into the West Indies. So sad for me. I bought a 5 gallon Reed at Louies in Riverside today. Theyre rich in nutrients, antioxidants and promote bone growth and strength. Portrait of smiling young woman vendor in apron holding two halves of fresh ripe . So far, I cant see any damages by doing this. Can you suggest any way I can protect them. It might be that the tree is still too small to carry many avocados. Can you recommend where to purchase a tree? Perth Climate is similar to yours but six months in front. Need some help what do I love your blog. Its still alive and has leaves. In order to automate the deep watering, I drilled a hole in the side of the pipes and inserted a 1/4 drip tube without an emitter on the end. Avocados dont add a ton of flavor, so as long as you like the texture and health benefits, avocados are the perfect fruit to experiment with. Due to its slow recovery, Im thinking of moving it to a better spot in the yard (more sun, space) before it dies. Thanks. If I understand you those baby fruit will be ready to pick next summer? The Reed avocado is one of the largest known varieties of avocado. There are thousands of foods and recipes in the FatSecret database to choose from, with detailed nutritional information including calories, fat and protein for each serving size. I now have 9 various cados planted in my yard hoping for year around delight. Very large and heavy. Let me know if you think this is foolhardy, but once things cool down a bit in September I think I am going to transplant the Hass which has only has only been in the ground about five months to the more shaded spot I just asked you about for the Reed. Hi Patrick, Reed avocados truly are one of the tastiest and largest avocado varieties around. I love eating Reeds and grew a bunch from the seeds, but living in Seattle, they are doomed to be potted to survive the winters until I move! Harry Brokaw? Individual branches on a Reed tree will in fact droop horizontally and sometimes weep all the way down to the ground when laden with heavy fruit. Thanks for any advice you have. Thanks Greg, this good intel. Im not concerned about Hemet. I love that. The free lawn space is roughly 15 x 25 With two 25 year old Queen palms on what would be to the east of where avocados would be planted. I moved to a new yard in 2013 and had to plant new avocado trees and wait and wait and wait. If a young avocado tree is healthy going into a heat wave but doesnt have enough water during the heat, it usually wilts and gets sunburned but doesnt drop all of its leaves unless the thirst and heat were both severe. Just keep the pit in the saved portion, cover in plastic wrap, and refrigerate. 586 Ratings. Do the black spots appear before or after you pick the fruit? Thanks. Based on what Ive read on your site Im reasonably sure it is a Fuerte avocado tree. As Eric says, try Subtropica. Then I spray the fruit I can reach plus the limbs and trunk. The texture is buttery, and the flavor is bold, rich and nutty. I have a 3-ish year old Reed and (if Im not mistaken) just today I distinguished the first flower shoots. Should I continue this or go back to wood chips? I cut two-foot lengths of 4 plastic drain pipe and positioned them at the edge of the planting hole with a couple inches of the pipes extending above the top of the hole. Theres no easy, perfect time to do it. 1.Avocados Are a Heart-Healthy, Nutrient-Dense Superfood Nutrient-dense foods are those that provide substantial amounts of vitamins, minerals and other nutrients with relatively few calories. Shop Avocados - Compare prices, read reviews, buy online, add to your shopping list, or pick up in store Is that a pollination problem or insects? I spoke to a large avocado grower and they have the same problem. But anything in moderation works fine in my experience. The only thing that works is to buy a gallon jug of Louisiana Hot Sauce at Smart and Final Grocery Store. They are big and are not changing in size. Five gallons per week sounds like it is in the ballpark for how much your tree needs. But it has a slightly thicker peel and a slightly smaller pit, plus . Any recommendations. Would it be helpful to add gypson and if so how much? Whole ball avocados on a metal plate. Nobody has ever explained why grafting is necessary. Hello Greg. Hey Greg, Im in SD. Anyway thanks for the informative post . 2. Reed is a late bloomer. They replaced a Bacon variety that died. thank you for all your great info I would be careful about letting your Reed carry more than a couple avocados this year. However, there are certain locations and venues where Reed avocados are produced and sold commercially. Start by refrigerating a loaf pan and a can of full-fat coconut milk overnight. I can sometimes identify an avocado variety by its leaves, but more often I can just eliminate the possibility of other varieties and narrow the options. Any ideas on why this tree doesnt seem to want to recover? Cousin to the Hass. In my yard, Reed is consistently among the best-looking avocado trees during winter when many of my other trees have leaves with brown tips. As for Reed trees, buy from Four Winds Growers (they ship avocado trees to Texas): https://www.fourwindsgrowers.com/products/reed-avocado. You might need a forklift to transport those trees by then! This summer Im experimenting with a very light cloth that only blocks maybe 10 or 20 percent, and Im going to leave it on all summer. I plan to go to Green Scene this year. We had that heat spell and all of the fruit fell off. There are other varieties of avocados too which include - Carmen, Maluma, Shepherd, Tonnage, Macarthur, Hall, Choquette, Anaheim and more. The sin was thick and hard but when cut into crumbled badly ruining the fruit with a gritty dust. Last updated: 04 Feb 08 05:07 AM. From your post, I was surprised how much ahead of schedule it seems to trees in San Diego. Cold-Hardy to: 20-22F (down to 18F for short periods or once quite mature). I have a newly acquired property with a mature (25-30 ft height with similar spread, trimmed to be 6-7 ft off the ground) that had a fungal problem. Thank you. If you really want to taste the fruit, then let it carry one or two at the most. Overall, pruning Reeds and other summer varieties is more difficult than winter and spring varieties, in my experience. Where the house and grove were is now totally unrecognizable. Organic. Dont put small trees in giant containers. For some contact info, see my post Where to buy an avocado tree.. In fact, Reed avocados are a bit bigger than I prefer. Reed avocado is a variety of avocado that is known for its nutty flavor and creamy texture. I hate for them to go to waste. Check out this link for a complete guide to growing your own avocado tree. They can ripen almost overnight, so be sure to check them daily for ripeness. I love avocados and have a small yard with a lot of sun. Is this true? Once the tree has grown back more leaves, then water more often than you had before it lost them but dont water a lot while the canopy is bare because its the leaves that pull the water up from the soil (youll just rot the roots if you keep the soil under a leafless avocado tree constantly wet). Reed avocados, like all varieties, are scientifically referred to Persea Americana, and are botanically classified as a berry. 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My plan is to add a 60 percent layer on 100-degree days. See the website for contact info: https://www.subtropicanurseries.com/, Also consider trying Maddock, which is not far from Subtropica: http://www.maddockranchnursery.com/, And consider Clausen Nursery in Vista: https://clausennursery.com/. A serving of avocado is based on 1/2 of a medium avocado or 75g; there are two servings in a medium avocado. I read that your area is a wine region, as is mine. Much appreciated. Avocados are a source of vitamins C, E, K, and B6, as well as riboflavin, niacin, folate, pantothenic acid . Through pruning, this distance can be sustained. However, its large size provides ample edible flesh to make up for it. This creamy fleshed fruit has an excellent flavor that is rich, bold, and nutty. As I previously mentioned, Reed avocados are one of the best avocado varieties for first-time growers because of how productive and low-maintenance they are. There should be a smooth transition from variety to variety over the next month or so. The flowers turn into fruit in May or June, and then by December the fruit is big, but dont be fooled. I would give Reed a try if I lived in Benicia. a Hass. Whittier is an awesome place to grow avocados. Thanks for your reply. https://gregalder.com/yardposts/what-kind-of-avocado-tree-do-you-get-when-you-plant-a-seed/ We use the paper bag and apple trick on the Fuerte, to good result, but the reeds just shrink up and wrinkle. Humans arent the only ones who love avocado trees and the fruit they produce. That made me very sad. It contains roughly 80 calories, 8 grams of fat, 4 grams of carbohydrates, 250 mg of potassium, and as many as 20 other vitamins and minerals, including 11 mcg of vitamin K, vitamin B6, pantothenic acid, and copper. At this time, the green-skinned Fuerte variety was still popular and it was thought that avocados with green skin had commercial potential. Is the Reed fruit always super large? We had about 50 fruit growing and ended with 6 growing full term. 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