Growing olive trees indoors

Sharing a few tips—and tricks—for how you can grow an olive tree in your own home. It's easy! Keep reading to see how these plants can thrive in the comfort of your house. | How To Grow an Olive Tree Indoors

It's one of our most popular trees and a personal favorite: The Arbequina Olive Tree. There's a lot to love when it comes to this robust producer--learn more!

Everything you need to know to care for your new olive tree

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Growing Olive Tree in a Pot is a great idea not only for its fruits but the plant's ornamental looks too. Here's how to grow them easily!

Growing Olive Trees in Containers or Pots is a great way to keep olive trees! Even the smallest garden can accommodate a pot grown olive tree.

Given the current craze for houseplants, it’s hard to imagine there’s any un-trod territory there, and yet — I was totally surprised to realize that you can grow an olive tree inside. Of course, once I started looking for them I began to see olive trees everywhere, and wondered why I didn’t notice them before. This is a trend I could see really taking off: olive trees, with their light, sage-colored foliage, work beautifully in modern interiors.

FastGrowingTrees on Instagram: "Excited to welcome this beautiful Arbequina Olive Tree from @fastgrowingtrees to my garden! This beauty is known for its hardiness and adaptability, making it perfect for growing in a container so I can bring it indoors when temperatures drop. A few tips: ☀️ Give it full sun—olive trees thrive with lots of light. 💧 Let the soil dry out between waterings; they’re drought-tolerant and don’t like overly wet roots. 🪴 Plant in well-draining soil, like cactus or…

Michael Griffiths on Instagram: "How to revive a dead olive tree? Do you have an olive tree that looks spindly with bare branches and peacock spot on the leaves? You can bring it back, this is how. 1: it needs a really good prune, you might think the best thing is to leave it alone but that’s not going to help. 2: watering, this is where lots of people go wrong. Yes they’re drought tolerant plants but if you want them to look their best they need a good soaking at least once a week…