Persea americana (West Indian Strain) (avocado) bears white blossoms during mid-winter to mid spring. This fruit is spreading in form and has deep green foliage that is glossy, coarse textured and semi-evergreen. The fruit produced by Persea americana (West Indian Strain) (avocado) is showy. The stems are smooth in texture.
Typical Uses
Culinary, fruit, shade, street planting, topiary and tropical.
Cautions
This plant is self-sowing, and without intervention may spread broadly and randomly.
