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Planting an avocado tree is exciting, but did you know timing is everything for long-term success? We're sharing our decades of experience from the farm to help you pick the perfect month to get your new avocado tree in the ground.

In many sub-tropical growing regions, especially here in sunny Southern California, we recommend planting your new avocado tree in October. This window allows the tree crucial time to establish strong roots before the winter rains and frost arrive. Timing the planting correctly is critical for saving the family farm and ensuring optimal tree survival and growth in its first year.

The key factor in determining the best time for avocado tree planting is minimizing environmental stress. You must plant early enough in the cool season to avoid damage from late-season frost, giving the young tree time to harden off. Conversely, planting too late in the spring or summer exposes the tender leaves and trunk to scorching sun damage, which can severely stunt growth or even kill a young tree.

While October and early Spring work well for many growers, the optimal planting date can vary drastically depending on your specific climate and hardiness zone. You can easily find the best planting guidelines for your local area by checking your zip code on the USDA website. Whether you're a commercial grove farmer or a backyard enthusiast, understanding your microclimate is essential for successful avocado growing.

0:00 - Introduction: The Question
0:02 - California Recommendation: October
0:06 - Key Planting Factors: Frost & Sun
0:20 - Spring Planting & San Diego Climate
0:32 - Finding Your Local Zone (USDA)

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