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    Avocado-Marcus Pumpkin Tree by Zills Type B

    Avocado-Marcus Pumpkin Tree by Zills Type B

    $59.00 - $159.00
    $119.00
    $59.00 - $159.00
    $119.00

    Marcus Pumpkin Avocado Tree: Key Features

    • Average Height & Width: 15 to 20 feet tall; 10 to 15 feet wide
    • Does it Grow Well in a Container?: Yes, with proper care and regular pruning
    • Cold Temperature: Down to 30°F
    • Sun Requirements: Full sun
    • Common Names: Marcus Pumpkin Avocado
    • Scientific Name: Persea americana
    • USDA Zone: 9b to 11
    • Type: Type B
    • Fruit Production Months: Typically from late summer to fall (August to October)
    • Growth Rate: 2 to 3 feet per year

    Taste

    The Marcus Pumpkin Avocado is known for its unique, rich flavor and creamy texture. The fruit has a slightly nutty and sweet taste, with a texture that is smooth and buttery. Its flesh is a vibrant green with a dense, creamy consistency, ideal for various culinary uses including guacamole, salads, and as a spread. The taste is both rich and satisfying, making it a popular choice for avocado lovers.

    Why Plant a Type A and Type B Avocado Tree Together?

    1. Optimized Pollination: Avocado trees have a unique flowering pattern, where flowers open in either a male or female phase at different times of the day. Type A avocados, like the Marcus Pumpkin, have female flowers in the morning and male flowers in the afternoon. Type B avocados have their female flowers in the afternoon and male flowers in the morning. By planting both types, you facilitate cross-pollination as the flowering times overlap, which improves the chances of successful pollination.

    2. Increased Fruit Yield: Planting both Type A and Type B avocado trees together enhances the likelihood of cross-pollination. This leads to a higher fruit set and overall yield, as the availability of compatible flowers at overlapping times increases the potential for fruit development.

    3. Extended Harvest Period: Having both types of avocado trees can extend the avocado harvest season. The staggered flowering and fruiting periods of Type A and Type B trees provide a longer window for fresh avocados, allowing for a more consistent supply of fruit throughout the year.

    Most of the Tampa Bay Area is Zone 9b but you can search for your specific zip code By clicking here