Du Roi Halls Nursery believes in enabling excellence for all farmers by giving access to top quality clonal Avocado trees that are produced within an environment of developing our people and supported by our collective passion, experience and pioneering, innovative approach.

A five star SAAGA accredited nursery

We invest in people, making every employee feel valued. Professional client service is at the heart of our operation and a long-term relationship is what committed to.

In 2017 Du Roi (SA’s largest and most progressive citrus nursery) and Halls (a subtropical fresh produce business with a global footprint) combined their expertise to address the shortfall of quality avocado clonal trees resulting from the current growth trajectory of the industry. We are registered with the Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (DAFF), accredited by the South African Citrus Improvement Scheme (SACIP) and Avocado Nurserymen’s Association (ANA), and a member of the South African Avocado Growers’ Association (SAAGA).

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Seedling vs Clonal Rootstocks: how to choose

Seedling vs Clonal Rootstocks: how to choose

Establishing a new avocado orchard is a significant investment. The decisions you make in the beginning will influence your orchard’s performance for the next 20 to 30 years. One of the most critical choices is selecting the right rootstock.

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Quality losses in avo production – and how to fix them

Quality losses in avo production – and how to fix them

Global demand for avocados is rising, creating both opportunity and challenge for South African growers. While production increases, profitability is often limited by quality losses across the value chain. The good news: with the right data and focused strategies, many of these losses can be prevented. Read more here

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5 Simple Steps to Prune Your Avocado Tree Like a Pro

5 Simple Steps to Prune Your Avocado Tree Like a Pro

If you’re serious about growing healthy avocado trees that deliver big harvests year after year, pruning isn’t optional. It’s essential. Done right, it improves light penetration, encourages new shoots, and keeps your orchard productive for the long haul.

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