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Lamb Hass, like its more well known 'cousin', does deliver exceptional flavor, but its fruit usually tops the scales larger than a regular Hass. The taste on the Lamb Hass is smooth and creamy with a nutty taste, with skin that is pebbly and pale green. Ripening period is May through June. The Lamb Hass does grow a bit shorter than 'regular' Hass, giving you, the gardener a tree with better tolerance to wind and also a tree that 'protects' its fruit well. The Lamb is a tree with more climate adaptability than Hass. The Lamb has a tendency to alternate bear, but when it does bear, it does really well with fruit production, leading one grower web site to describe it as "....production of Lamb/Hass is both more precocious and higher yielding compared to Hass”. Fruit size is larger than Hass, described as smooth textured and buttery with good flavor. The skin on the Lamb Hass darkens as it ripens, and yields to gentle pressure when ripe. Shipped potted in soil for best possible results when planted in yard or garden.