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36" Swan Hill® Olive Fruitless
No fruit, no pollen, low water. The clean, silver-green olive for patios, entries and pool decks.
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About this tree
Swan Hill® Olive Fruitless Olive Tree Non Fruiting :
Waterwise Fruitless Specimen
Box Sizes : 24" | 36" | 48" | 60" | 72" | 84" | 96" | 120"
SWAN HILL OLIVES® TREES
Swan Hill Olives® trees are grown in California. We offer sales of our trees starting in 24" boxes and up to 120" boxed specimen trees. Both standard (single trunk) and multiple trunk trees are available.
Swan Hill Olives® trees are desirable in the landscape for the following qualities:
- Non-fruiting
- Pollenless
- Disease Resistant
- Drought Tolerant
- Thrives in Full Sun or Partial Shade
- Attractive Foliage
Experience the benefits of a Swan Hill Olives® fruitless olive tree—waterwise, non-fruiting, and ideal for landscapes of all sizes. Available in sizes from 24" to 120", these premium olives deliver beautiful, evergreen greenery without the mess of fruit while helping conserve water. Explore our Box Tree Collection, Landscape Plants & Trees, Best-Selling Products, and New Products to find the perfect tree for your landscape.
Size guide
What each box size means
Box size is the root ball. Height is measured from the top of the box. Every tree is a little different, and we will send you a photo of yours before delivery.
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Heights, spreads and trunk sizes are approximate and vary by tree, so ask us for the measurements of yours. Weights are approximate for field-dug boxes; container-grown trees weigh less.
Questions
Before you buy
Is it really fruitless?
Yes. Swan Hill olives set no fruit and release almost no pollen, so there is no staining on patios and no allergy season.
Standard or multi trunk?
Standard has one straight trunk and a rounded head, good for entries and rows. Multi trunk has three to five trunks and reads as a sculpture, good as a single focal tree.
Can a crane reach my backyard?
Send a photo of the access and the planting spot. We will tell you before you pay whether a crane, a skid steer or hand placement works.
How much water does it need?
Deep soak, then let the top few inches dry before watering again. Once established it is very drought tolerant.