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Common Olive Tree (Olea europaea)

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Sale price$36.95 Regular price$53.56

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The Common Olive Tree delights with fragrant white flowers in late spring and abundant black fruits from summer to fall. Its glossy dark green leaves stay vibrant year-round, complemented by smooth gray bark that adds landscape interest. Valued both as an ornamental and for its edible olives, this classic tree brings Mediterranean charm and practical harvest potential to your garden. 🌿🍈

Product Details:
🌱 Botanical Name: Olea europaea
📛 Common Names: Common Olive Tree
💧 Watering Needs: Moderate; drought tolerant once established
☀️ Light Needs: Full sun for best growth and fruiting
🍃 Foliage Growth Habits: Evergreen with glossy narrow leaves
🌟 Difficulty Level: Intermediate; requires space and care for fruiting
⚠️ Toxicity: Non-toxic to pets and children

Shipping:
🚚 While some of our rarest plants are lovingly grown indoors in Austin, many ship directly from our trusted greenhouse partners in Southern California and Central Florida. This bi-coastal approach ensures your plant spends the least possible time in transit — typically just 2–4 business days. We carefully pack each plant to arrive healthy and vibrant 🌿📦, and ship orders within 1–4 business days of purchase. If damage occurs during shipping, just send us a photo and we’ll make it right — rain or shine, we stand by every plant. 🌧️☀️

Common Olive Tree (Olea europaea)
Common Olive Tree (Olea europaea) Sale price$36.95 Regular price$53.56

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Donna
These plants arrived in great condition! B...

These plants arrived in great condition! By far the healthiest plants I've purchased online!

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Noemi
USPS crushed the box. Luckily they did no...

USPS crushed the box. Luckily they did not damage the tree.