
Grafted
Pollock
An early West Indian avocado. Very large, watery-mild, and good with salt and lime rather than as a rich Hass.

This variety
The fruit
An early West Indian avocado. Very large, watery-mild, and good with salt and lime rather than as a rich Hass.
Taste, season, cold, and how to plant this one.
- Taste
- An early West Indian avocado. Very large, watery-mild, and good with salt and lime rather than as a rich Hass.
- Ripens
- One of the first of the summer. Fruit is ready while many Florida varieties are still sizing.
- Zones
- Zones 10 to 11.
- Hardiness
- Tender. A freeze that a Bacon would shrug off can hurt Pollock wood.
- Size
- A big tree. Site it where a 30-foot canopy is welcome.
- Tips
- Excellent eating when you want bulk and a light flavor. Don't expect it to keep like a Hass — eat it as it softens.
- Pollination
- Flower type B. Pair with Choquette, Russell, or Hass.
