g'day andy,

no but ahving said that it might depend on whether you have an 'A' or
a 'B' species tree, you could of course ahve one that it doesn't
matter and it will fruit from go to woe.

with 'A' & 'B' trees one will get all of it's male flowers early in
the season then get both later in the season the other will do the
opposite so the theory being f you ahve both tree types you get a
longer fruiting season, but they will all fruit at some time.

so if you know what variety you have then you can check and see it the
above matters or not.


On Sun, 28 Oct 2007 21:49:10 +1100, "Andy" wrote:

We have an avocado tree flowering for the first time. Does it need cross
pollination to produce fruit.
We live in Victoria.

Thanks
Andy

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len & bev

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