--JAN BOYCE--

Ready in Spring 2027. 

• The Jan Boyce avocado is considered a "gourmet" avocado variety
• Named after Jan Boyce, who was married to Al Boyce, the director of the Citrus Experiment Station in Riverside, CA.
• Medium sized, oval shaped fruit with a very small seed.
• Has a deep green color when ripe.

• Ripens quickly once picked
• Excellent flavor
• Thin skin and does not peel well and can be prone to splitting
• Height can be easily controlled to meet specific needs with regular pruning.
• Tree has a leggy habit
• Jan Boyce Avocado fruit size is roughly 7-11 oz.
• Ripens February-August.
• Grafted onto Mexican Seedling rootstock
• Suitable for USDA Zones 9-11
• Protect mature trees from temperatures below 28 F
• Trees younger than 3 years should be protected from temperatures below 32 F.
• TYPE A. Requires a TYPE B nearby for pollination in most climates.
• Click Here to See Our Avocado Tree Variety Chart

SAVE ON SHIPPING: We can now ship potted fruit trees in MULTIPACK BOXES. Order as a 3-pack or 6-pack to save on the cost of shipping! This includes ALL PRIMO and ENTRY sized citrus, olive, fig, avocado trees and passion vines.

Check out our Avocado Tree Growing Guide (pdf)
Lee nuestra guia: Guia de cultivo para aguacate

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--SHIPPING--

• SAVE ON SHIPPING: We can now ship potted fruit trees in MULTIPACK BOXES. Order as a 3-pack or 6-pack to save on the cost of shipping! This includes ALL PRIMO and ENTRY sized citrus, olive, fig, avocado trees and passion vines.
• There are no state restrictions for avocado trees.
• No customer pick-up.
• Sorry, we do not ship any items to the US Virgin Islands, Guam, Puerto Rico or to API/APO addresses, or to other countries at this time.
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--TREE SIZE--

• These trees, measured from the top of the root ball, are 12-36” tall, with a trunk diameter between 1/4-1/2 inch. They are planted in a 5x12" grower's pot.
• Within a month of delivery, we suggest repotting into a larger (10"-12" diameter) container or planting directly in the ground.
• Ultimately, avocado trees will be happiest and most productive when planted in the ground.
• Like citrus trees, avocado trees appreciate well-aerated soil that retains moisture and also drains well.
• Provide full sun, regular feeding, and good drainage to keep the tree happy and productive.

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