World’s BEST Tasting Avocados | Interview w/ Julie ‘The Queen of Avocados’ Frink & Gerardo Tejeda
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- Charles Malki, Biologist & Plant Expert for ivorganics.com/ interviews Julie Frink, The Queen of Avocados, and Gerardo Tejeda. Discussion on the world’s BEST tasting avocado varieties, avocado tree sizes, dwarf avocado tree varieties, white washing ‘painting’ avocados. Also, enjoy a brief history lesson on the Hass Avocado Tree, first planted in 1926, as we visit the home of Rudolph Hass in La Habra Heights. #IVOrganic #JulieFrink #AvoFestLHH
Avocado varieties discussed in this lesson include, but not limited to, ‘Hass’, ‘Reed’, ‘Pinkerton’, ‘Choquette’, ‘JB’, ‘Hellen’, ‘Fuerte’, ‘Lamb Hass’, ‘Sir Prize’, ‘Aravaipa’, ‘Little Cado’, ‘Wurtz’, ‘Holiday’… and SO MUCH MORE!!!
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Good to see Geraldo again. So quiet but so very intelligent about avocados. I'm hooked!
Thanks!
Gerardo tejeda
I wish you let the other guy talk more he seemed so knowledgeable
Lol
She is right she is an Avocado Snob.
i dont mean to be so off topic but does someone know a tool to get back into an instagram account?
I was stupid forgot the login password. I appreciate any help you can offer me!
@Maxwell Graysen instablaster :)
Thank you sir for shering your experince and skills /also from other experts about best testing Avocados.
I love that lady..so knowledgeable
Good morning Rich Urban! I truly feel privileged to have these 1-on-1 interviews with Julie, The Queen of Avocados!!! I'm sure I'll have a new set of great questions prepared by the time I meet her next!!! Charles :-)
I live in North Central Florida outside of Jacksonville. We get temperatures down in the mid to low twenties in the winter not for very extended periods it's usually only one night at a time and then it warms back up but we'll get about a total of a week or so of sub freezing temperatures I planted a Lila avocado inground 2 years ago, and it has taken off its going crazy seems to love it I never covered it never did anything in the winter and it didn't have a single issue didn't get any leaves wilted or frozen or anything didn't stunt its growth it bloomed great in the spring February March and now I've got more avocados on it then I know what to do with it's about 6 ft tall right now in about 4 years old total so if you live in that area it's a great avocado to go with as well seems to love the sandy soil in our area as well
Awesome!
I love Geraldo. He's the best!
I need to go to a cado convention like that. :D Let Julie talk IV she's makes for the best infomercial ever!
Great information! Thank you
Thank you for the compliment Len Komsa! Charles :-)
I have the Reed, Holiday, Lamb-Hass & Sirprize. By far Reed is the best I've seen. Cold tolerant is a Stewart.
I've got the Bacon, Lamb Hass, Reed, Holiday & two unknown varieties. Looking to add the GEM & Janboyce to my collection.
What’s the best tasting one?
I actually like the background "noise" as it gives the nice feel of a bazaar.
This was an awesome video, very informational. I wish I could grow avocados in my area. I loved the ending of the video, where you showed all of those front yards with avocado and various other fruit trees planted. Question: At 20:17 you drive by a property with a giant fence that has what looks like 3 or 4 extra feet of netting or something at the top of a typical chainlink fence. There were also signs posted. I'm curious to know what that was. Seems like someone went through an awful lot of trouble to put up that fence. No other properties had such major fencing structures around them. Was that an avocado orchard or something? Really curious about that part of the video for some reason.
Hello
Spencer Pendleton! Thank you SO VERY MUCH for the compliment! At 20:17 is another home owner that fenced and installed security cameras to protect his/ her avocados from theft! :-) Gerardo & I rang the doorbell at that home in hopes of getting a private tour!!! Maybe next time! Charles :-)
@@IVOrganic Thanks for taking the time to answer my question. Wow, I bet that tour would be amazing. That homeowner must be pulling in LOADS of fresh avocados every year. Very jealous. Have a great day!
aravaipa is known as Don juan in Texas. But overall the most cold tolerant are the Lila, Fantastic and Mexicola.
Reed avocado tastes great! I just tried one yesterday from my tree.
Hello Subtropical Fruit Garden! Thanks for your feedback!!! I'm now on the hunt for a 'Reed' Avocado following this interview!!! Charles :-)
@@IVOrganic I've been looking for one for weeks, got an over priced one from Amazon but UPS (and lack of adequate rootball packaging by shipper) killed it in final mile.
Hi Charles. Yes, it is hard to find Reed avocado trees in nurseries. Last year I had to drive all the way to Atkins Nursery in Fallbrook, CA to get mine :-)
Hello
Bo McGillacutty! Hopefully there is a return policy? Some of the smaller nurseries are able to special order the more rare varieties from their growers. Let me know how it works out with Amazon and ultimately, getting your Reed Avocado. My search begins this week!!! Charles :-)
@@SubtropicalFruitGarden Good to know! My search begins this week.... I'll keep you posted.... Charles :-)
Over here in Florida. I would say Lila is the best for cold hardness. But we also can't grow the varieties you guys can because it's sooo humid here. But the avocado also opens male and female at the same time here as well. So no need for cross pollination.
I have seen people grow avo trees in pots and get fruit. I get it though it’s much better for the tree to be in ground but if the pots big enough and well taken care of then I’m sure it would be ok and give fruit.
Me Tejeda is full of knowledge
I heard Kona Sharwil avocado or some growers just call it Sharwil is the best but no one mentioned it. It’s a type B avocado so u will need a type A avocado to produce a good amount of fruits. Some good and highly rated type A avocado are Jan Boyce, Carmen, Nabal, Pinkerton and of course Hass and etc. What do u think?
At the beginning of the video where the music drowns out Charles Malki where he's at the site where the first Hass avocado tree stood in the USA there is a plaque that pays tribute to Antigua, Guatemala where the Hass avocado seed originated at. Everyone thinks that the Hass avocado originated in Mexico, but instead, it originated in Antigua, Guatemala where there too is a plaque in Antigua, Guatemala honoring the birthplace of the Hass avocado seed.
Rudolf Hass went down to Antigua, Guatemala in 1929 and tasted the small Antigua avocado and loved it. He then took the Guatemalan avocado seeds back to California and spliced it with the larger Fuerte avocado variety that was not too well received in the USA due to its bland taste and came up with the Hass avocado that we all know today. By splicing the two avocado seeds he was able to come up with the great tasting Antigua avocado and the size of the Fuerte avocado for mass commercilization.
omg this lady is amazing!!!! her knowledge about avos is outstanding!! when she says "JB" avocados, does she mean "jim bacon/bacon"? i was set on getting a mexicola avocado tree, but i need to reconsider after watching this...!
J S or does she mean Jan Boyce?
JB is Jan Boyce
JB is Justerini & Brooks 😅
great video. not sure how to get 4 trees to flower after 3 years? i have a holiday, Reed, Pinkerton,and a carmen . yes carmen. anyone do house calls please.
She doan kno about my "Black Beauty" avocado...cracked the genetics of the Zutano and have developed a good-tasting gorgeous decent-bearing avo...you'll be hearing from me soon...
The Avocado Goddess
Was Julie originally from Vermont. She had mentioned Vermont a couple times and she seems to know about the climate in Vermont. I’m originally from Vermont my reason for asking. I know live in South Florida.
would love to get my hands on a Gem, know of anyone selling in OC?
I have a 4yr old avocado tree in a pot I carry inside over winter here in Denver, Colorado. It’s just finished dropping its old leaves and is putting out a fresh set over summer. The trick is they absolutely cannot take wet soil. Keep it always on the drier side.
Does she have Russell or pura vida varieties?
Which one can grow in hot and humid climate like in Thailand? Can it grown in lower altitude 70 meter from sea level?
Get the ones that your local fruit tree nurseries sell, it should work. But you need deep soil (at least 1 meter) and excellent drainage. Avocado trees love water, but don't tolerate standing water. Under waterlogged condition their roots will rot. In case of poor drainage, if you have steep slope on your land you can try to grow avocado trees on it or build a huge mound
The State of Florida in the USA is hot and humid and it rains a lot. You would probably do better with one of their avocados. I believe most of their growers will ship. Some of their avocados are big. Over a pound. One grower has a Maria Black that I want to get. It is a small tree. Slow growing that you can grow in a pot that is suppose to taste excellent. I am in a dry climate so do not know if it will do well but want to try it. Alot of growers in Florida sell and ship fruit for about thirty dollars for ten pounds. I would suggest you buy some fruit before buying to make sure you are going to like a particular variety. They sell during the whole season of different varieties. Just Google Florida avocados.
So are these California/Mexican avocado varieties? I’ve never heard of any of them. I’m in Florida so I’m guessing none of them would do well in my climate. I think we grow Florida/ Caribbean and central American varieties here.
does the queen provide cuttings from her trees. ?
What do think about the gem. Avacado.?
The GEM is a great tree. It is not a big tree but has great production every year.
Ugh Charles is so cute ☺️
Ya gotta let the creamy avos;Bacon,Jim Bacon, Black Beauty(mine!) develop their full oil before picking off tree....they happen to be MY FAVORITE! Gimme an old-timey Bacon,full oil, a salt-shaker and I can be in avo heaven! Make The Bomb guac too!!
All I can find are Hass avocado trees where do you find other avocado trees
You asked many questions but you forgot to ask the avocado variety that produce heavily and consistently. Please ask her which variety yield consistently and heavily, and taste good. Having a avocado tree is to get fruits, not just looking at it.
I’ll remember that question for my next interview with Julie! Thanks for the suggestion!
Charles 🥑👍
The ones from Peru are the best.
Hi am from midle east do you sale avocado trees
@@AhmedAhmed-lp2eb You put the Avocado stone in the earth and let it grow to a tree. But it is complicated and time consuming.
You are so great and hounest man
End--these folks will survive! :D
My bacon withstood 26° unfazed
Hello My Tropical Obsession! WOW! That's impressive and good information for others seeking a good tasting cold-hardy variety. Thank you! Charles :-)
Awesome. Is it in the ground? Or in a pot?
@@NMW80 in ground
damn two people who love to hear themselves talk, made that dude hella uncomfy lol give the guy a break
Gerardo probably knows more about avocados than that lady.
The Day avocado is a true dwarf avocado tree
mexicola grande is hardiest ive seen grown in ca
Dudes face changes at 3:45
Iam from indonesia 🎉
Not lemon. LIME with Avacado.
Fuerte is the best by far
Hier in Türkey Thé best avakados fuerte... hass... zutano...pinkerton.