Arbequina Olive
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Pot size
Olives can also be grown in a large container, and has even appeared in shows as a bonsai.
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What it is
A slow-growing evergreen tree or shrub with silvery leaves, native to the Mediterranean.
NC State ExtensionWhy grow/eat it
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Harvest in Houston
Pick green for green olives, or later up to full ripeness. Ripe olives bruise easily.
CRFGCautions
No serious pests; watch for olive knot, verticillium wilt, root rot and scale.
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