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Olive Tree in Charcoal Pot

$95

4.5 · 2 reviews

A young standard olive tree in a charcoal planter.

ColourSilver-Green

Description

A slim, straight trunk topped with a cloud of narrow silver-green leaves. Olives are slow, tough and elegant, and they are happy in a pot for years.

It may even fruit after a long, warm summer.

Stems & care

Olea europaea in a frost-proof charcoal planter with drainage.

Full sun. Water well, then let the soil dry out. Bring under cover in a hard frost. Safe around pets.

Size notes

  • Small60 cm tall, 17 cm pot
  • Medium90 cm tall, 22 cm pot
  • Large130 cm tall, 30 cm pot
  • Lightfull sun

Seven-day promise

If they do not last a week, we send a fresh bunch.

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Reviews

4.5 out of 5

2 reviews

Comes up large say reviewers

  • Runs large

    Taller than I expected

    A beautiful, healthy tree and very well packed. The Medium is generous, so measure your doorway corner before you order.

    Harriet B. · Sep 30, 2026

  • True to size

    The tree people ask about

    Elegant, easy and the silver-green leaves look better every month. Worth every penny.

    Priya N. · Sep 30, 2026

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Bouquets, roses, seasonal stems, dried flowers and flower boxes come in Petite, Classic and Grand; plants come in Small, Medium and Large. Every product page has a Size guide showing the number of stems, the height in centimetres and the vase height each size suits, so measure your vase and match it to the chart. As a rule, Petite suits a bedside table, Classic a dining table and Grand a hallway. Not sure? Choose Classic, or ask The Flower Studio.

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