| Description | Olea europaea
Del Morocco Olive or Moroccan Olive is a hardy, evergreen fruiting tree. Ideally used as hedging, screening, feature trees and for culinary purposes.
- Tolerates sought and frost
- Tolerates wind and full sun
- Great disease resistant
16"/40cm pot | Jasminum sambac - Arabian jasmine
Grand Duke of Tuscany is an extremely fragrant, evergreen climber which can grow up to 2 meters high and 2 meters wide in ideal tropical conditions. The leaves are ovate and a glossy, dark green and they may appear in opposite pairs. The intensely fragrant, white, waxy flowers resemble miniature gardenias and appear in clusters. The plant blooms in summer and may have flowers throughout the year in consistently warm climates. Jasmine sambac is ideally suited to tropical and temperate areas, but does well in most areas of Australia. It may be frost affected in some areas, but will generally bounce back.
8''/20cm pot | Olea europeana
Dwarf Olive Garden Harvest is a self-pollinating variety producing medium sized fruits that are suitable for both table and oil use. Olive trees are attractive evergreen shrubs or small trees with silver-grey foliage. They are also ideal for screening and hedges or feature plants. Requires a position in full sun, and can tolerate many soil conditions, droughts and frosts when established.
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| Content | | Jasminum sambac
The plant is widely grown for its beauty and fragrance with the flowers used in teas, perfumes and oils. The flower buds can be harvested in the early morning according to size and firmness. It is important to make sure they are white, rather than still green, because the oils responsible for the fragrance are not as well developed. Open buds have already started to lose their oil content and are less fragrant, so many more would be needed to extract the same volume of oil. | |
| Additional information |
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| Botanical Name |
Jasminum sambac
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| Flower Colour |
White
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| Uses |
Oil
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