Article No. 28 | Young Olive Tree (5-30 Years) With a commanding 65–70cm girth

With a commanding 65–70cm girth and an estimated age of 105–115 years

Despite its ancient roots

where the dramatic base and elevated canopy combine to create real theatre in a landscape

drought-tolerant once established

The trunk is a showpiece in itself — twisted

Article No. 28 | Young Olive Tree (5-30 Years) With a commanding 65–70cm girthArticle No. 28 Young Olive Tree (530 Years) Slender, upright trunk with smooth, pale bark, rising cleanly to a rounded, evenly filled canopy of silvery green foliage. Neat, classic proportions with a clear stem beneath a balanced crown. This style suits use as an avenue or repeat planting, where its straight, uniform habit works particularly well along driveways, paths, or boundaries, and is a strong choice for general grove or garden planting thanks