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Avocado dwarf tree

 
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Hello,

I have this avocado dwarf tree called “oh la la” growing in zone 10 and it has been growing very well especially the left and right branches. Just wondering do I leave it alone or do I need to do some pruning?

Thanks in advance.
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I would trim the lowest branch if you want it to be a single trunk that's about it. Looks good!

Where are you growing at? I'm in central Florida, I'm looking to make connections with local permies.
 
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I am in south Florida, Broward. Thank you.
 
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