Olive - Olea Peace Dwarf
Peace Dwarf is a compact olive that stays to around 2-3m - genuinely manageable in a medium garden or a large pot - while still producing a worthwhile crop of dual-purpose fruit suited to both oil and table use. For gardeners who want an olive in the garden but don't have room for a full-sized specimen that will eventually reach 6-8m, Peace Dwarf is the practical solution. It has the same silvery foliage, the same drought tolerance, and the same Mediterranean character as the standard varieties. Full sun. Well-drained soil. Drought tolerant once established. Feed with a low-phosphorus fertiliser in spring. Raw olives must be cured before eating.
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Olive - Olea Peace Dwarf
Peace Dwarf is a compact olive that stays to around 2-3m - genuinely manageable in a medium garden or a large pot - while still producing a worthwhile crop of dual-purpose fruit suited to both oil and table use. For gardeners who want an olive in the garden but don't have room for a full-sized specimen that will eventually reach 6-8m, Peace Dwarf is the practical solution. It has the same silvery foliage, the same drought tolerance, and the same Mediterranean character as the standard varieties. Full sun. Well-drained soil. Drought tolerant once established. Feed with a low-phosphorus fertiliser in spring. Raw olives must be cured before eating.
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Peace Dwarf is a compact olive that stays to around 2-3m - genuinely manageable in a medium garden or a large pot - while still producing a worthwhile crop of dual-purpose fruit suited to both oil and table use. For gardeners who want an olive in the garden but don't have room for a full-sized specimen that will eventually reach 6-8m, Peace Dwarf is the practical solution. It has the same silvery foliage, the same drought tolerance, and the same Mediterranean character as the standard varieties. Full sun. Well-drained soil. Drought tolerant once established. Feed with a low-phosphorus fertiliser in spring. Raw olives must be cured before eating.
