Olive Tree || Olea Europaea

Olive Tree || Olea EuropaeaThe Olive Tree has long been favoured and revered for its various uses from the leaves and edible fruit, although in the UK the likelihood of fruit is greatly decreased to the limited exposure to the sun. The Olive tree is a medium sized evergreen tree and produces small white blossoms. These white blossoms are produced in branched racemes, called panicles. The panicles are groupings of loose branches which reach out into different directions. In the

well-drained soils in full sun

the short-cup varieties of Narcissus

demonstrating its stellar performance in British gardens

commonly known as Norway Spruce

arrowhead-shaped leaves embellished with vibrant veining

as well as for stewing and baking into desserts

Clusters of small

plant in beds

variegated leaves have a striped pattern

As Acers have a naturally elegant shape

A spreading

The flowers of this variety bloom from April until June and produce an abundance of attractive pinkish-white flowers