Arbequina Olive Tree — Patio Olive

Bring silvery-green foliage to a sunny patio or garden with Arbequina olive. Grow it as an ornamental tree, with the possibility of an olive harvest where climate and pollination conditions are suitable.

Choose your tree

One live tree in the selected plastic grow pot. Choose from the available size options. Small, Medium, Large and Massive are size labels, not guaranteed heights; only options that state a feet range specify one. A decorative planter is not included. Tree shape and branching vary.

Planting and care

Provide full sun and well-drained soil. Water during establishment and avoid standing water. Prune to manage size while allowing new growth for future flowering. Container-grown trees need ongoing watering and care.

Planning for olives

Winter conditions and spring weather affect flowering and fruit set. Do not rely on a single tree for a heavy crop: if fruit is your priority, check local guidance for a compatible, different olive cultivar with overlapping bloom. Adding another Arbequina alone is not the same as adding a different cultivar. Harvest timing and yield vary; fruit at arrival is not promised. Olives need processing before eating rather than being enjoyed straight from the tree.

Before ordering

Choose an available grow-pot option above and confirm delivery eligibility at checkout. A size label such as Small is not a measured height. Only options explicitly labeled in feet specify height; a decorative planter and olives ready to eat are not included.

For Florida growing and pollination considerations, see UF/IFAS: Olives for Your Florida Landscape. Compare olive and coffee plants and check cultivar compatibility before selecting a pollination partner.