Okay, two places you can check: Epicenter Nursery: http://www.epicenteravocados.com/
and Atkins Nursery: http://www.sub-tropicalfruittrees.com/

They both carry the varieties you're after, with the exception of Green Gold. Atkins does not ship, so this would be a bit of a trek to Fallbrook, but Atkins has expanded their avocado varieties, so it might be worth a little day trip for you. Lastly, you might also try your local California Rare Fruit Growers chapter for any varieties that these two nurseries do not provide. You may be able to procure some budwood. Be sure to start some seedlings from Mexicola seeds if you can (good option for rootstock).

Patty S.

Thanks Patty S.!

I don't have the cash for buying multiple $40 trees right now. But I'm fine with starting seedlings, collecting budwood and grafting to my existing trees for a couple of years.

My adopted father grew up on an avocado ranch in San Diego county. He said the grew mostly haas grafted on fuerte rootstock, and also used fuerte as a cross-pollinator. But that was 50 years ago, we've come a long way.

Hopefully I can get my hands on some mexicola seeds.

I think I am going to have to bite the bullet and join CRFG.

I grew up on my parents Avo ranch in N. San diego C
They grew mostly fuertes, haas and Nabal.
The Nabal is my very favorite. If I had my choice that would be the one I would plant/graft.
If you are trying to keep the cost down, we bought a fuerte @ Wal mart in N. San diego C (under $20.00) and the thing grew like crazy. Produced after only a few years. Some times you just get plain lucky

Thanks for the suggestions campv. I will add nabal to the list!