Next time you go to use avocado in your food preparation, save the avocado pit and experiment with growing your own avocado tree indoors.

An avocado pit is relatively easy to sprout into a new plant. Then you'll need to know how to grow an avocado tree indoors because these plants aren't hardy in most areas of the country. They can ...

With water, toothpicks and soil, you can grow an avocado plant from seed indoors. It's worth the effort even though you won't see its fruit for years to come.

If you're in a warm climate, chances are you can grow an avocado tree — just make sure to purchase it from a nursery, add mulch, and fertilize!

Suggested Varieties It might sound fun to grow an avocado tree from the pit of a store-bought fruit, but this isn't your best bet for indoor environments.

Next time you eat an avocado at home, carefully collect the pit to grow your own tree. Wash the pit clean gently so the brown seed cover remains intact. Keep the top end of the pit (the slightly ...

How to Plant an Avocado Tree It is best to plant avocado trees outdoors in the spring, allowing ample time to become established before winter temperatures arrive.

ABC11 Science Club with BASF shows how to grow and avocado tree. Did you know you can grow a whole avocado tree from just a little avocado pit?

A: After searching through my library and quite a few avocado-growing websites, I couldn’t find any advice to prune a newly-planted avocado tree to a height of 7 inches, so I’m guessing that ...

Q: We love avocados. Is there a way we can grow an avocado tree? Is there ever a chance we’ll get fruit? — Jeremy from Youngstown A: Yes, you can grow a tree. But you will probably never grow ...

How to protect avocado trees in winter Avocado trees belong to the Lauraceae, or laurel, plant family, made up of over 2,500 known species of mostly evergreen trees and shrubs.