Olea europaea Wholesale
The Olive Tree
OUR RANGE OF PLANT SIZES
From small specimen to tall landscape definers
20-30
Young Olea europaea seedlings from Spanish nursery beds. These are ideal for grafting, small hedges, or bulk planting where cost per unit matters. Olives demand full sun and sharp drainage, and once rooted they shrug off Mediterranean heat and dry spells. Wholesale availability shifts with each seedling rotation.
30-50
A compact potted olive for retail benches and starter landscapes. Grown in Spain's warm interior, it prefers a sheltered spot with gritty soil and deep watering during its first summer. This size is easy to handle and ships well in trays or boxes. Ask for current counts, as stock rotates quickly.
50-70
This 3-liter olive is a versatile grade for garden centers and small projects. Spanish growers raise it under full sun, producing dense young foliage and a straight leader. It tolerates poor, rocky ground but resents waterlogged roots. Plant in autumn or spring for best establishment.
70-90
A bushy 5-liter Olea europaea with good formative structure. It suits Mediterranean borders, patio pots, and low-maintenance screens. In Spain, olives are traditional dryland trees, so irrigate deeply but infrequently after planting. Rotating nursery stock means sizes can vary slightly by batch.
90-110
A popular wholesale size for ornamental olive production. The 10-liter pot gives roots room to establish before sale or planting. Spanish climate and calcareous soils suit it well, though protection from severe inland frost is wise when young. Prune lightly to shape the crown.
110-130
Mid-size Olea europaea with a clear trunk and developing head. These are field-potted or container-grown in Spanish nurseries and make strong landscape specimens. They need full sun and well-drained soil, and once established they are drought tolerant. Availability depends on the current growing cycle.
130-150
A substantial 35-liter olive for instant garden structure. Spanish-grown plants at this grade often show the gnarled bark and silver foliage the species is known for. Water regularly through the first hot season, then reduce once roots spread. Wholesale quantities rotate with seasonal liftings.
150-180
Semi-mature Olea europaea in a 50-liter pot, ready for feature planting. In Spain these trees are grown in open-air nurseries, benefiting from long sunlight hours and cool winters. They perform best in poor to average soil with excellent drainage. Confirm current stock before specifying.
180-220
A large container olive for commercial and residential landscapes. The 100-liter pot supports a heavy root mass and a full canopy. Spanish groves and nurseries supply these as rotating stock, so trunk character varies. Plant in a warm, sheltered position and irrigate to settle the root ball.
220-260
A 200-liter specimen olive for high-impact Mediterranean designs. These trees are grown on for several seasons in Spain, developing thick trunks and dense heads. They are drought tolerant once established but need careful watering for the first year. Availability is limited and changes with each container batch.
250-350
Field-grown and salvaged Olea europaea with mature character. These trees are lifted when Spanish groves are renewed or land use changes, so each root ball and trunk is unique. They bring instant age to dry gardens and commercial plantings. Quantities are truly rotating, and early enquiry is recommended.
Olea europaea Wholesale
The Olive Tree
A Mediterranean staple for wholesale landscapes. Salvaged mature olives and younger nursery-grown specimens are available in rotating quantities. Valued for drought tolerance, evergreen structure, and reliable performance in warm, dry garden designs.