Young Avocado
fangzz
13 years ago
This photo post relates to a recent thread in the 'Tropical Fruits' forum re the advisability of staking young avocado trees which, in this case, is a 'gangly' one. If interested, see that thread (Staking Young Avocados) for more posts.
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