Tom I’ve said it before but I can’t say it enough. You are a very intelligent and such an inspiration. Your enthusiasm puts me in a great state of mind. I’m happy that you enjoy what you do. That helps with every aspect of life.
Watching you among your avocado trees gives me a natural dopamine :). I am in gloomy WA state and your video brings sunshine. I do have a goal/dream of having an orchard with plenty of avocado varieties trees.
What an awesome video.. if not for educational value( love seeing different side by side variety) but to learn about a person and his passion! Soo genuine and inspiring!! I am a beginner in growing avocados and mangoes ( with a tiny yard) but seeing this video.. god bless people like you and those you motivate! ❤️
Tom, you are already a great Avocado Farmer! From the bottom of my heart, I unabashedly tell you I envy you because you are doing what you love to do! It gives me great pleasure each time I sit and watch your videos! Your zeal for what you are doing is rather infectious! An infection I don’t mind getting from you! How long will the Catalina fruits last? Hope to see you soon! Stay well!!!
Hi Tom, I'm to former MLB baseball player. I love avocados so does my wife Gayle. I love the avocados I bought from you! I love the different varieties. Thanks to you and you great instructions I now have 9 trees. All different varieties that grow in zone 9A. I just Air layered a Super Hass, Brogdon and a Joey. They seem to have taken and are in my green house. This is the second year in the ground for the first trees and Super Hass has 25 avocados and the rest of the trees just look nice so far hahaha. I just want to thank you and the Mrs. Oh yeah and your son for all the video advice. You all are Hall Of Fame in our book. Please keep them coming and we will be ordering more of your avocados soon. The are so good!
Tom I was there last in 1972 when I just started playing Pro baseball in Auburn NY wit the Phillies A ball team. Talk about inspiring. My wife lives in her Sleepy Lizard T- Shirt. Nice stuff! Thank you again!
I love avocado's, only of my top fav fruits. I can't wait to grow my own, you get me so jazzed. My fiancé is probably tired of hearing about it but I love your videos. I have got to try some of those varieties.
It's so nice to see you so excited for your fruit. I really appreciate all your hard work. And your joy in sharing information on your trees and fruit. Thank you for just sharing your joy. It's just a beautiful thing to watch.
Vegan Ice Cream creamy base; yes it gives a green tinge , so add something with a deep color that camouflages the green tinge, or make vegan lime sherbet using plant milk with the avocado base, or carob that is a chocolate substitute.
Great video Tom. I'm very excited were getting closer to Choquette season.. lol my mouth has been watering for weeks watching your avocado videos. Now it's almost here.. it's like waiting for Christmas for a 5 year old.. haha. Hugs to you and Noe. Keep up the great work..
I just visited your website hoping to purchase your graph mango & avocado. Learning your unfortunate house fire, I hope you & family are getting things back to your normal & im hoping to purchase in 2023. Love your channel. ✌💚🌸
@@SleepyLizard a small papaya variety we have here in brazil, not sure how its called in the US, but has a deep flowery taste. We call that a "mamão papaya", which would translate to "papaya papaya", which in turn makes very little sense. How the papaya scene up there?
papayas grow everywhere up here. The birds distribute the seeds all over the place. I'm always finding papaya trees. We also use them as shade for other fruit that can't take direct sun. It's really cool.
Great videos brother, I was a trucker here in Los Angeles underpaid and overworked. I just planted 40 gem avocado trees plus 2 zutanos for pollinating . They are about 4 feet tall . 4 of them went into shock but are starting to come back. We are gonna see if they make it through the winter ,if they do then we will be planting 5 acres of them and if they do well we will be planting 50 acres of them. Very excited to start this new venture and I'm glad I found your channel. I have learned a lot for your videos. Any advice for me?
Dang! sounds like a dream. The only advice I'd offer is you probable need more pollinators. 2 to 40 ratio probably isn't enough..and mix them throughout the grove to make it easy on the honey bees.
John, I just bought a fuerte that was sitting in a tray with Hass at the supermarket. I'm about to do a vid comparing store bought to homegrown to wild. I hear great things about Reed. We'll be starting up again the second week of September with Black Prince, Catalina, and Choquette.
@@SleepyLizard. Ok thank you for the information, I will definitely check your website. I did check it before I commented, so I will recheck in September. The Hass is your basic avocado which doesn’t hold well in the fridge, whereas the Reed maintains it’s color in the fridge and there creamy and buttery 😋
Holy guacamole, are you sure you don't pick melons with that thing because that other thing in your hand is the biggest freaking avocado I've ever seen!
oh! now I know who you are. Your shirt is on the way...same one I wore in the vid! and yeah, I have to wait until mid September to start picking again. we are out of earlies.
looking at these pear shape avocado behind you bring me back to my childhood memory, back to my ancestral home..if ghost is real , i am sure my grand parents will be with me in this venture.I wanted to take chances Tom, I knew plenty of avocado is thriving in philippines but i did not hear a farm that just focus on avocado alone with different varieties .Are you selling/shipping seeds ? Thanks
Hey Tom nice vid was wondering if you can give a link or the name of the grafting tape you use! A lot of amazon brands are having bass reviews about not sticking and adhering correctly. Thx
the tape I use doesn't adhere, you have to tie it off, there's no glue on it or anything. but I don't know the brand, I just get it in an unmarked roll
I enjoy both your knowledge and enthusiasm. You've taught me a lot. Your comment about the bruised fruit caught my attention, though. Have you considered offering a box of 'ugly fruit' for people who either don't care about the looks or might want to make their own oil instead of eating the avocados fresh? I've got too many projects right now to take on making a batch of oil, but eventually I'll be in a place where I'd want to do that. Other people might be in a better place, though, and could make a batch if you offered the box.
Hi W JM, we have plenty of uses for the fruit that doesn’t make it out to the consumer. And in some cases that include selling it to cosmetics companies and things like that. It’s also a good source for my seeds that I need for seedlings. Also those are the ones my family eats ha ha ha
Aneka, I will definitely do that but it's gonna be a few months. Of the three I really enjoy the Monroe. It's got a strong flavor like a Hass. The Choquette and Catalina are more mild. But like I said in the vid, the Catalina is one of our most popular varieties, people love it. Do you have a favorite?
I have favorite diamond head avocado from miami but i think its not famous on there.. Becoz we cant find out data about this... Some of Indonesian like avocado sweat and tasty.. Like milk and coconut... Then hong ngoc avocado from Vietnam have unique the meat are dark yellow vietname people called rubby avocado nutty, tasty and lite bit sweat after taste
Oh I have question more hehe booth 7 also famous in asian why florida people not growing up this variety in big yard ?are Monroe, choquette, lula more Delicious than booth7?
I have 2 questions. What do you do when you don't have a tree the graft from, and the socond one is, can you grow a haas avocado and graft it with a simons avocado branch and then get both from one tree?
For question number one your best bet is to periodically do a Google search and see if someone has any for sale. It depends on the time of year. For question number two the answer is yes you can craft any variety onto a seedling from any variety
Keep u the good work Instead of saying like and subscribe you should just put a little animation at the bottom of video at the end Wish I could buy some but I'm in Chicago and that's just too far
@@SleepyLizard The dream makes me salivate. It's funny because I live in one of the most ancient olive oil capitals of Italy. So i do have half of the recipe. The oil here is magical. (I'm Dutch and just moved here so not quite used to it yet :) ) No good avocadoes here I'm afraid. Just the crap being shipped in from afar. I know some who do have large avocado trees near the beach, where in the winter it is most warm. They have only a few fruits that are very Meh.
Hi Tom, where can I buy the pole? I checked online but I can't find one like that. Can you please give us some more details on the pole? Like a link or the name of the store bought it? Thanks. Great video
Hi PASM, We have them around here locally but this is a major fruit growing area. All the suppliers and hardware stores have them. I can't find my exact one online but here's one that looks similar on amazon. www.amazon.com/MOCOHANA-Harvest-Elastic-V-Shaped-Included/dp/B085Y3NK65/ref=sr_1_27?crid=CQEWNE6BXPOU&keywords=fruit+picker&qid=1669728794&sprefix=fruit+picker%2Caps%2C136&sr=8-27 Thing is the one on amazon is only like $18 whereas mine was $80. I can't imagine the quality would be the same if they can make a profit by selling it for $18. Are you local to south Florida?
Hi Tom, I am from the island of Antigua in the Caribbean and started a fruit tree farm in April 2021 growing coconuts, avocados, papaya, bananas, citrus, mango and other fruit trees. So that pole would be perfect
@@SleepyLizard thank you! I love your videos! I wish I'd known about you before I purchased them and I would have gotten them from you. I purchased a Hass and a Day. I learned from you they are both type A 😔 I'm still excited and hope to keep them alive and give fruit. I don't know how old they are. I pray it's not sick 🙏
Great question. I got mine at a farm supply store in Florida City Florida called Helena. You can also find them online. There's another variation that has a mechanical cutter that you operate with a trigger.
Yo Levi, are you asking about avocados or the picking pole? I sell the avocados at www.guacfarm.com. But I'm pretty sure you have purchased the fruit before so I assume your asking about the pole. They sell them locally here at the ag supply stores and our local hardware store.
around here they have them in a few places. The hardware store on Krome ave in downtown Homestead has them. Also the fertilizer places have them. I've looked online and haven't found it. Are you in South Florida? There's no label of brand on the picker so I've not been able to find anywhere other than the local spots.
I'm hoping to get an email soon from you telling me you have some avocados available. I'm a new customer/grower, your knowledge is going to one gay help me grow my own tree...
Tom I’ve said it before but I can’t say it enough. You are a very intelligent and such an inspiration. Your enthusiasm puts me in a great state of mind. I’m happy that you enjoy what you do. That helps with every aspect of life.
Thank you David
Avocados make the world a better place!
You should put that on a shirt. Truer words have never been spoken.
I designed another t-shirt that has a picture of a manatee and says "chillin like a manatee"
Watching you among your avocado trees gives me a natural dopamine :). I am in gloomy WA state and your video brings sunshine. I do have a goal/dream of having an orchard with plenty of avocado varieties trees.
D D, glad I can send a little sunshine your way
With the country going all to heck , you sir brightened my day !!
Thanks Wayne. Maybe my head is in the sand but I aint too worried about the future.
Put on that full armour of God!
It's 1:45am in California, relaxing from work and enjoying your videos. Thank you for sharing your enthusiasm and your good energy.
Thank you vita. I'm honored you chose me to help you wind down after your shift. Going by the time of your post are you in the restaurant industry?
"I need to stay quite, or the drangons will hear me" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
😝
What an awesome video.. if not for educational value( love seeing different side by side variety) but to learn about a person and his passion! Soo genuine and inspiring!! I am a beginner in growing avocados and mangoes ( with a tiny yard) but seeing this video.. god bless people like you and those you motivate! ❤️
Thks Rimma, I appreciate your encouraging words.
Thanks for being awesome
Joe from California 👋🏻👋🏻
Nothin to it 🤣
Love your videos! Always great to hear your voice. Miss working with you. Hope all is well with you and your family.
Lynda, thanks for the message! everybody is doing good. getting ready for back to school.
Tom, you are already a great Avocado Farmer! From the bottom of my heart, I unabashedly tell you I envy you because you are doing what you love to do! It gives me great pleasure each time I sit and watch your videos! Your zeal for what you are doing is rather infectious! An infection I don’t mind getting from you! How long will the Catalina fruits last? Hope to see you soon! Stay well!!!
Doug, thanks for your comments. I'll have Catalina into October. They've been a little slow to size up this year.
@@SleepyLizard Okay Tom. Was worried that I might not be able to get to you before they are done. Will definitely be there before it ends.
Hi Tom, I'm to former MLB baseball player. I love avocados so does my wife Gayle. I love the avocados I bought from you! I love the different varieties.
Thanks to you and you great instructions I now have 9 trees. All different varieties that grow in zone 9A.
I just Air layered a Super Hass, Brogdon and a Joey. They seem to have taken and are in my green house. This is the second year in the ground for the first trees and Super Hass has 25 avocados and the rest of the trees just look nice so far hahaha.
I just want to thank you and the Mrs. Oh yeah and your son for all the video advice.
You all are Hall Of Fame in our book. Please keep them coming and we will be ordering more of your avocados soon. The are so good!
Bill, thank you very much and I'm glad you enjoyed the avocados. My dad took me to Cooperstown when I was a little kid...I still remember it!
Tom I was there last in 1972 when I just started playing Pro baseball in Auburn NY wit the Phillies A ball team. Talk about inspiring. My wife lives in her Sleepy Lizard T- Shirt. Nice stuff! Thank you again!
I love avocado's, only of my top fav fruits. I can't wait to grow my own, you get me so jazzed. My fiancé is probably tired of hearing about it but I love your videos. I have got to try some of those varieties.
I love that you have a passion for growing your own avocados but please don't let me turn your fiancé against you! 🤣. thanks for your comment.
It's so nice to see you so excited for your fruit. I really appreciate all your hard work. And your joy in sharing information on your trees and fruit. Thank you for just sharing your joy. It's just a beautiful thing to watch.
Vegan Ice Cream creamy base; yes it gives a green tinge , so add something with a deep color that camouflages the green tinge, or make vegan lime sherbet using plant milk with the avocado base, or carob that is a chocolate substitute.
Is cool whip vegan?
Hello, Tom 😉
As always, so delicious to have a dessert for dinner - vid from you, your dream farm! Such a great energy 😉!
Got your email. will reply this evening when I'm done with work.
Great informative videos !! Love your energy and passion keep up the great work
Thanks Jahved. Great to hear from you
Great video Tom. I'm very excited were getting closer to Choquette season.. lol my mouth has been watering for weeks watching your avocado videos. Now it's almost here.. it's like waiting for Christmas for a 5 year old.. haha. Hugs to you and Noe.
Keep up the great work..
Thanks Nena, I gave you a little shoutout in this vid 😎
@@SleepyLizard I heard that. Thanks. It's a first for me. . Wasn't even my birthday.. lol
hahahaha
I just visited your website hoping to purchase your graph mango & avocado. Learning your unfortunate house fire, I hope you & family are getting things back to your normal & im hoping to purchase in 2023.
Love your channel. ✌💚🌸
Thanks DragAn, we are pretty much back to normal but I'm still lagging with the nursery business. we'll get there though.
Guy you the best hard work your dream an passion I hear from you
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Love watching your videos! Always very positive and inspirational.
Thanks AE. I stay away from the camera when I'm not feeling it 🤣
I always appreciate better tools too! 🥰
What an immensely cheering video. Thanks!
Thank you 😊
Thank you for the enthusiasm and encouragement. Love watching 👀 your videos. Stay safe and God Bless 🙏 ❣🙃
Hey Frozen, thanks for the comment.
Also I’m gonna look for that fruit picker…it’s sweet
I love it. so easy to use
With a little luck I'll be needing a tool like that in a few yrs, thanks for the information!
you're gonna love it
Awesome vid. Great to watch during my fruit-based breakfast
yum. tell us what you had
@@SleepyLizard a small papaya variety we have here in brazil, not sure how its called in the US, but has a deep flowery taste. We call that a "mamão papaya", which would translate to "papaya papaya", which in turn makes very little sense. How the papaya scene up there?
papayas grow everywhere up here. The birds distribute the seeds all over the place. I'm always finding papaya trees. We also use them as shade for other fruit that can't take direct sun. It's really cool.
@@SleepyLizard must be awesome to simply stumble upon a nice fruit-bearing tree!
Tom thanks for the shot out
thanks for being such a great customer!
The size of your fruit! 😀
WoW!
Give them a month and they'll be bigger. It was a good year, lot's of rain early in the season.
Uncle, you should dance around with that pole. It's called a pole dance.
can't get no tips though
Great videos brother, I was a trucker here in Los Angeles underpaid and overworked. I just planted 40 gem avocado trees plus 2 zutanos for pollinating . They are about 4 feet tall . 4 of them went into shock but are starting to come back. We are gonna see if they make it through the winter ,if they do then we will be planting 5 acres of them and if they do well we will be planting 50 acres of them. Very excited to start this new venture and I'm glad I found your channel. I have learned a lot for your videos. Any advice for me?
Dang! sounds like a dream. The only advice I'd offer is you probable need more pollinators. 2 to 40 ratio probably isn't enough..and mix them throughout the grove to make it easy on the honey bees.
@@SleepyLizard thank you brother I will do that. Love your channel!!!
I might have to order some of those softballs🤣🤣 living in So Ca my favorite avocados are Reed’s and then Fuertes.
John, I just bought a fuerte that was sitting in a tray with Hass at the supermarket. I'm about to do a vid comparing store bought to homegrown to wild. I hear great things about Reed. We'll be starting up again the second week of September with Black Prince, Catalina, and Choquette.
@@SleepyLizard. Ok thank you for the information, I will definitely check your website. I did check it before I commented, so I will recheck in September. The Hass is your basic avocado which doesn’t hold well in the fridge, whereas the Reed maintains it’s color in the fridge and there creamy and buttery 😋
Holy guacamole, are you sure you don't pick melons with that thing because that other thing in your hand is the biggest freaking avocado I've ever seen!
Sarah, Yeah some of our varieties get to 3lbs. Enough for an entire family.
@@SleepyLizard Imma have to fly to the Americas to taste one
@@esjayeff you won't regret it
Went on website to get a mixed Avocado box but you were taking a Break for now. Loved the shirt though.. picked one up…
oh! now I know who you are. Your shirt is on the way...same one I wore in the vid! and yeah, I have to wait until mid September to start picking again. we are out of earlies.
@@SleepyLizard Yes Yes Lol… I am the G Man.
Pole shamed omg I love this channel 😂
I'm good for like one joke per vid. 😂
looking at these pear shape avocado behind you bring me back to my childhood memory, back to my ancestral home..if ghost is real , i am sure my grand parents will be with me in this venture.I wanted to take chances Tom, I knew plenty of avocado is thriving in philippines but i did not hear a farm that just focus on avocado alone with different varieties .Are you selling/shipping seeds ? Thanks
Hi Rosie, I sell the fruit which has seeds in them but only domestically within the US. you can order them at www.guacfarm.com.
Hey Tom nice vid was wondering if you can give a link or the name of the grafting tape you use! A lot of amazon brands are having bass reviews about not sticking and adhering correctly. Thx
the tape I use doesn't adhere, you have to tie it off, there's no glue on it or anything. but I don't know the brand, I just get it in an unmarked roll
Nice
Thank you
Tom we learning an pove from you
thanks Dev
Wtf…I really liked this video.
Thanks Vincent!
I enjoy both your knowledge and enthusiasm. You've taught me a lot. Your comment about the bruised fruit caught my attention, though. Have you considered offering a box of 'ugly fruit' for people who either don't care about the looks or might want to make their own oil instead of eating the avocados fresh? I've got too many projects right now to take on making a batch of oil, but eventually I'll be in a place where I'd want to do that. Other people might be in a better place, though, and could make a batch if you offered the box.
Hi W JM, we have plenty of uses for the fruit that doesn’t make it out to the consumer. And in some cases that include selling it to cosmetics companies and things like that. It’s also a good source for my seeds that I need for seedlings. Also those are the ones my family eats ha ha ha
@@SleepyLizard Fair enough :)
Did you see my vid on "ugly fruit"?
Sounds like you could use considerably more land to grow on.
"The world is a mirror." You exude positivity and reap the same.
Thanks Bo, yes I'm running out of space. I spent the weekend clearing a spot...very sore today but heading out to plant.
The World is a mirror. You tend get back what you project.
so true
I'm waiting for review all varian.. How about Choquette , monroe, catalina,
Aneka, I will definitely do that but it's gonna be a few months. Of the three I really enjoy the Monroe. It's got a strong flavor like a Hass. The Choquette and Catalina are more mild. But like I said in the vid, the Catalina is one of our most popular varieties, people love it. Do you have a favorite?
I have favorite diamond head avocado from miami but i think its not famous on there.. Becoz we cant find out data about this... Some of Indonesian like avocado sweat and tasty.. Like milk and coconut... Then hong ngoc avocado from Vietnam have unique the meat are dark yellow vietname people called rubby avocado nutty, tasty and lite bit sweat after taste
Oh I have question more hehe booth 7 also famous in asian why florida people not growing up this variety in big yard ?are Monroe, choquette, lula more Delicious than booth7?
I can use that picker to get jackfruit.
those things weight a lot.
Very good! Love it! Well done /{{ ! Jook an adventure! Yes, I emulated because I am human.
mmmmmm. I don't know
I have 2 questions. What do you do when you don't have a tree the graft from, and the socond one is, can you grow a haas avocado and graft it with a simons avocado branch and then get both from one tree?
For question number one your best bet is to periodically do a Google search and see if someone has any for sale. It depends on the time of year. For question number two the answer is yes you can craft any variety onto a seedling from any variety
@@SleepyLizard Wow, I am truly astonished :)
Keep u the good work
Instead of saying like and subscribe you should just put a little animation at the bottom of video at the end
Wish I could buy some but I'm in Chicago and that's just too far
Thank you Psway.
These all grow in tropical climate ?
Grown from Grafted saplings or seedlings ?
yep tropical. all grafted.
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Wish we could grow them in southern Italy. It's just about not possible. But just.
Imagine a locally grown avocado with some Italian olive oil and salt. yum.
@@SleepyLizard The dream makes me salivate. It's funny because I live in one of the most ancient olive oil capitals of Italy. So i do have half of the recipe. The oil here is magical. (I'm Dutch and just moved here so not quite used to it yet :) )
No good avocadoes here I'm afraid. Just the crap being shipped in from afar.
I know some who do have large avocado trees near the beach, where in the winter it is most warm. They have only a few fruits that are very Meh.
yeah, europeans struggle to get good avocados.
@@SleepyLizard 'struggle'
How can I get them, I'm willing to struggle!
@@ramonbril well, I know they are cultivated in Portugal and maybe the warmer parts of spain
I know im asking a lot of questions and i'm sorry but, can you make a video about bonzai trees.
I don't know a thing about them. I'll have to find an expert
I just checked your website. Are you out of stock of all the avocados?
Abe, All my early varieties are picked clean. I start up with my fall varieties the second week of September.
Hi Tom, where can I buy the pole? I checked online but I can't find one like that. Can you please give us some more details on the pole? Like a link or the name of the store bought it? Thanks. Great video
Hi PASM, We have them around here locally but this is a major fruit growing area. All the suppliers and hardware stores have them. I can't find my exact one online but here's one that looks similar on amazon. www.amazon.com/MOCOHANA-Harvest-Elastic-V-Shaped-Included/dp/B085Y3NK65/ref=sr_1_27?crid=CQEWNE6BXPOU&keywords=fruit+picker&qid=1669728794&sprefix=fruit+picker%2Caps%2C136&sr=8-27
Thing is the one on amazon is only like $18 whereas mine was $80. I can't imagine the quality would be the same if they can make a profit by selling it for $18.
Are you local to south Florida?
@@SleepyLizard thanks
Hi Tom, I am from the island of Antigua in the Caribbean and started a fruit tree farm in April 2021 growing coconuts, avocados, papaya, bananas, citrus, mango and other fruit trees. So that pole would be perfect
@@PASMRENTALS I hope you were able to get it from amazon. Your farm sounds like a dream.
Dropping those fruit! Won’t it damage the avocados?
they are hard as billiard balls. every now and then one gets a nick and I keep it for myself or for seed.
I'm in Dallas Texas and I purchased a couple avocado trees in Florida. Now the Hass tree has leaves that are curling. Why would that be?
could be sick, could be just ready to drop some leaves. it's hard to tell
@@SleepyLizard thank you! I love your videos! I wish I'd known about you before I purchased them and I would have gotten them from you. I purchased a Hass and a Day. I learned from you they are both type A 😔 I'm still excited and hope to keep them alive and give fruit. I don't know how old they are. I pray it's not sick 🙏
I'm real. No, wait, you think I'm a bot?
I was getting some bot vibes but I'm cool either way
Hi Tom, I'd like to get a pole like the new one you have. Can you share where to buy one?
Great question. I got mine at a farm supply store in Florida City Florida called Helena. You can also find them online. There's another variation that has a mechanical cutter that you operate with a trigger.
@@SleepyLizard Thanks! Can you please share the brand and name of the mechanical cutter? Is it Helena brand?
Or a link to where I can find it online as you said?
@@lncln I don't have a link to this exact one but if you google fruit picking pole or harvesting pole you should find some good options.
@@lncln no it's not their brand. I think Friskars makes one.
Tom, where can I buy fruit pickers pole?
I got this one at Nutrien Ag solutions in Florida City Florida.
Thank you so much!
Good Morning. where can i buy?
Yo Levi, are you asking about avocados or the picking pole? I sell the avocados at www.guacfarm.com. But I'm pretty sure you have purchased the fruit before so I assume your asking about the pole. They sell them locally here at the ag supply stores and our local hardware store.
Where can you buy that picking pole?
around here they have them in a few places. The hardware store on Krome ave in downtown Homestead has them. Also the fertilizer places have them. I've looked online and haven't found it. Are you in South Florida?
There's no label of brand on the picker so I've not been able to find anywhere other than the local spots.
@@SleepyLizard nope, MN.
@@kristingoettlicher3503 oh dang. they have them similar on Amazon with the net and the blades but not the exact one I have.
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@@SleepyLizard 🙂
Ann only has 2 left... Please grow more mid season. Lol
It would appear you guys were able to stagger the softening process using the fridge? We are just about 3 weeks away from the fall varieties,.
@@SleepyLizard yes I believe you taught us that. Works great 👍
Nothing on your Pollock or Lula varieties?
Unfortunately I lost both those varieties to laurel wilt 😭. I replaced them with Simmonds. I gotta get a few Lulas going again.
Ich will auch solche riesen Avocados🤤
Unsere sind 1/3 davon 😖
In Deutschland kann man sich soviel Land als normaler Mensch überhaupt nicht leisten.
Das müssten die vermutlich nächsten 10 Generationen abbezahlen.
Hey Tom where can I get one?
Hi Sueli, I get mine at a local supply warehouse. they also have them at the local hardware store. they have similar on amazon too.
@@SleepyLizard what the name of the local supply warehouse? I did look at in Amazon and bought a. similiar one .. but definetelly it is not the same..
@@spisuelimoreirahughes810 I got it at Nutrien Ag Solutions in Florida City Florida.
can i grow avocados in north holland
unfortunately it's too cold up there. What do you guys grow? is that where Tulips come from?
@@SleepyLizard haha i guess so
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I wonder 🤔.... can you pick a watermelon 🍉 with it?🤣
that may challenge the limits of this device 🤣
I like to order giant avocado scions
Medardo, I don't have any for sale right now. sorry about that.
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what type of avocado??
I think I said the types in the vid but going from memory that time of year we were picking Russel, Catalina, Simmonds, Black Prince, and Nadir
@@SleepyLizard what's the best taste ,sir?
I went back and watched the vid, there were several varieties that I picked that day. I name them in the vid.
@@krisnagandhasha6759 of the one in this vid I like Simmonds the best I think
@@SleepyLizard does a simmonds avocado weigh 2 pounds?
I'm hoping to get an email soon from you telling me you have some avocados available. I'm a new customer/grower, your knowledge is going to one gay help me grow my own tree...
Larry, second week of September will be selling our fall varieties. I wish I had some now
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What do you mean?
I hate it when people pole-shame me. That's so degrading.
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