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Olive Tree Seeds

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Olea europaea. Perennial. Open Pollinated. Olive Tree. The tree produces quality olives. It is grown for its beautiful, long-lived trees, drought tolerance, and edible olives. It is prized for its silvery-green leaves, drought tolerance, ornamental value, and edible fruit. The plant has evergreen, gray-green leaves and many fragrant flowers. This makes a good ornamental tree. Make attractive container houseplants. Excellent for school projects. Try growing your own olives. Drought Resistant. Olives are grown commercially in California. Excellent choice for home gardens and commercial production. A variety from Italy.

Note: Germination can be low and take weeks to months. Growing from seed is possible but requires patience, as germination rates are often low.

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Note: Germination can be low and take weeks to months. Growing from seed is possible but requires patience, as germination rates are often low.

Lot No: 102864

Germination: 75%

Seeds Per Pound: 2,000

Tree Height: 25 ft tall.

Planting Instructions: Soak seeds in water. Let it stand in water for 24 hours before planting. The olive tree requires good soil for good yields. Plant seeds outdoors or indoors 3/8" deep. Tamp the soil, mulch the seedbed, and remove mulch upon germination. Germination may be delayed until the following year; cracking the seed coat may help germination. Germinates best if the soil is between 80 and 85 degrees. Transplant into larger pots as the seedling grows. Zone 10

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