Olive trees are evergreen, but their canopy can look slightly different throughout the year. They produce most of their new growth in late spring and early summer, which is when the head is usually at its fullest and most dense. Olive trees are also commonly pruned to maintain their shape, often in late winter or early spring, which can temporarily make the head appear smaller before the new season’s growth fills it out again. Because of this natural growth cycle and pruning, the size and fullness of the head can vary slightly depending on the time of year. We also often protect our olive trees if temperatures are forecast to drop below around -7°C. While established olive trees can usually tolerate colder temperatures for short periods, providing protection during harsher frosts helps prevent damage and keeps the plants looking their best.
6 x Mature Olive Tree 35L (Thick Stem) 1.6-1.7m PALLET DEAL
You will recieve 6 x mature olive trees, currently at a height of 160-170cm inc 35L growers pot.
âś“ Professionally grown into a 'Lollipop' shapeÂ
âś“ This/these Olives look brilliant positioned either side of a doorway, on a patio or planted directly in the gardenÂ
âś“ Exotic, Mediterranean specimenÂ
âś“ Hardy
âś“ Low maintenanceÂ
âś“ Position in Full Sun/ Partial Sun Â
âś“ Bear olives between July and August.Â
Original: $921.37
-70%$921.37
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You will recieve 6 x mature olive trees, currently at a height of 160-170cm inc 35L growers pot.
âś“ Professionally grown into a 'Lollipop' shapeÂ
âś“ This/these Olives look brilliant positioned either side of a doorway, on a patio or planted directly in the gardenÂ
âś“ Exotic, Mediterranean specimenÂ
âś“ Hardy
âś“ Low maintenanceÂ
âś“ Position in Full Sun/ Partial Sun Â
âś“ Bear olives between July and August.Â
Olive trees are evergreen, but their canopy can look slightly different throughout the year. They produce most of their new growth in late spring and early summer, which is when the head is usually at its fullest and most dense. Olive trees are also commonly pruned to maintain their shape, often in late winter or early spring, which can temporarily make the head appear smaller before the new season’s growth fills it out again. Because of this natural growth cycle and pruning, the size and fullness of the head can vary slightly depending on the time of year. We also often protect our olive trees if temperatures are forecast to drop below around -7°C. While established olive trees can usually tolerate colder temperatures for short periods, providing protection during harsher frosts helps prevent damage and keeps the plants looking their best.
