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I had a tree that looked like the third pic years a ago. Neighbor gave it to me and din't know what it was. I never could find out. Green bark and big tear drop leaves. Leaves were much different than those in OP's pics though. Certainly not citrus.
What you people have never seen an avocado tree before?
Gold star to the man from California. I started out thinking this will be a Jujube or something more exotic from the title.Maybe our fellow posters have never tried growing one from a pit. I've never had the pleasure of having one grow outside though so it would have been difficult to pinpoint from that first picture.
It doesn't look like a fruit tree to me. Why do you think it is a fruit tree?
It was a Dad and Kids project. We put all the fruit(that we eat) seeds in pots. It always surprised us, when something pop up. I have to move them to yards and when they are getting too big.
Now it is getting crowded. We have to decide what to keep.
We have couple avocado trees, but this one is different from the others.
We just love the fun of this and never do any research on them.
Thank you, especially Bulldogdad who put the name on this fruit tree for me.
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I started out thinking this will be a Jujube or something more exotic from the title.Maybe our fellow posters have never tried growing one from a pit. I've never had the pleasure of having one grow outside though so it would have been difficult to pinpoint from that first picture.
