"There is a small chance that you could grow an avocado tree from a seed and get fruit at home," Martin said. "If you're using one from the store, the odds of getting fruit are almost zero ...

Learn how to grow your own avocado tree from the pit in the center of the fruit. Reviewed by Sylvia Duax Next time you cut open an avocado and remove the large seed in the middle, rather than toss ...

Avocado trees are sunshine worshippers, growing only in USDA Hardiness Zones 8 through 11 and in loose, sandy soil. You can grow them from seed (i.e., the pit) or a cutting. Remove the seed from ...

However, if you don't see them, start with another seed. Once the sprout reaches ... All you have to do now is be patient and wait for your avocado tree to flourish. Note: Rather than starting ...

With patience and care, avocados can be grown from seeds or saplings ... growing the perfect Avocado plants along with some bonus tips for quick growth. And when the tree starts to bear fruit ...

On occasion, I come across a planted avocado tree and curiously ask the owner if they have enjoyed any fruits from it. Most always, the answer is "no" with a hint of frustration in their tone.

If you’re in the right climate, you can (eventually) grow that seed into an avocado tree of your very own. Though, sorry, apartment dwellers—avocados don’t make the list of good indoor fruit ...

In search of future varieties, in the mid-1980s, Bergh planted up to 70,000 avocado seeds from Gwen mother trees, according to UCR. Several new varieties emerged from that batch of seeds.