Wild Olive oleaster, Material From my collection
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Khaimraj Seepersad
john5555leonard
moshe emergui
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Re: Wild Olive oleaster, Material From my collection
Moshe,
well worth the wait!
That looks like the wild olive that originally came from africa, is it ?
How tall and the diameter of the trunk ?
I have a much smaller olive, grown from seed, from the South African Botanical Gardens.
I am just happy it grows down here.
Thanks for showing.
Khaimraj
well worth the wait!
That looks like the wild olive that originally came from africa, is it ?
How tall and the diameter of the trunk ?
I have a much smaller olive, grown from seed, from the South African Botanical Gardens.
I am just happy it grows down here.
Thanks for showing.
Khaimraj
Khaimraj Seepersad- Member
Re: Wild Olive oleaster, Material From my collection
Well played after it fills in it will look very impressive.
Seth Ellwood- Member
Wild Oleaster
Not at all necessary. Of course we don't have yamadori olives in Central NY, but "Little Ollie," the dwarf cultivar, is readily available. I have had one for eight years & it does fine every winter under lights. When I get a chance, I will post some pictures.Mike Pollock wrote:I'm feeling a bit of zone envy right now...
Iris
bonsaisr- Member
Re: Wild Olive oleaster, Material From my collection
The 2nd one is just as good as the first can't wait to see them after they fill in a bit.
Seth Ellwood- Member
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