Super Hass Avocado Tree — Rich, Buttery “Ooh La La” Avocados

Bring the pleasure of creamy, homegrown avocados to your table with the Super Hass Avocado Tree, commonly sold as Ooh La La. Its rich, nutty flavor is delicious spread over warm toast, mashed into guacamole, or sliced alongside your favorite meals. A squeeze of lime and a little salt can turn a fresh avocado into one of the simplest pleasures from your garden.

Super Hass offers Hass-style eating quality and a fall harvest—an appealing combination for a backyard orchard or food forest. Tropical Acres Farms

Fruit Flavor & Appearance

Super Hass produces oval fruit with skin that darkens to purple-black and pale, flavorful flesh. Its buttery texture makes it useful for dips, sandwiches, salads, and fresh eating.

Fruit size varies, so avoid treating “Super” as a guarantee of exceptionally large avocados. Tropical Acres Farms

Harvest mature fruit and allow it to soften off the tree. Test a single fruit before harvesting a larger batch. ask.ifas.ufl.edu

Tree Size & Garden Placement

Super Hass can reach approximately 25 feet tall in the ground, although selective pruning can maintain a smaller canopy. Give it adequate room for its roots and branches.

Container growing is possible with ongoing size management, excellent drainage, and careful watering. Plan for a substantial tree rather than assuming it will remain naturally dwarf. Stark Bro’s

Florida Harvest Season

Typical harvest guide: September–November.
Suggested Harvest Planner Months: September, October, November.

Tropical Acres Farms reports this fall season in West Palm Beach. Timing and fruit quality may differ in Palm Bay, so refine your website’s harvest information as local observations become available. Tropical Acres Farms

Plan Your Harvest Before You Plant.™

Compare Super Hass’s fall harvest with earlier- and later-season avocados to help spread fresh fruit across more months. Choose varieties around your available space, growing conditions, and the foods your family enjoys.

Flower Type & Pollination

Super Hass is commonly listed as Type A. A single tree may produce fruit; a nearby Type B variety with overlapping flowering can improve cross-pollination opportunities. Weather and bloom timing influence results. Stark Bro’s

Super Hass Avocado Tree Care

Sunlight: Plant in full sun.
Soil: Excellent drainage is essential. Avoid waterlogged locations.
Watering: Water regularly during establishment, adjusting for rainfall and soil moisture.
Mulching: Mulch the root zone, keeping mulch away from the trunk.
Fertilizing: Follow an avocado fertilizer program appropriate to tree age and label instructions.
Pruning: Prune selectively to maintain manageable height and harvesting access.
Cold protection: Protect young trees during freezing weather.

In Palm Bay, choose a warm, sheltered location with reliable drainage during summer rains. ask.ifas.ufl.edu

Quick Growing Information

Feature	Details
Botanical name	Persea americana
Nursery names	Super Hass, Ooh La La, Oh La La, U La La
Flavor	Rich, nutty, buttery
Fruit	Oval; skin darkens to purple-black
Flower type	Commonly listed as Type A
Approximate height	Up to about 25 feet; manageable with pruning
Florida harvest guide	September–November
Best uses	Backyard orchards, edible landscapes, food forests

Characteristics follow grower descriptions; local performance varies. Tropical Acres Farms

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