If you want your olive tree to stick around, for its edible offerings or chic look, follow this pruning advice from the ...

Olive trees are attractive and versatile features both inside the home and outdoors. Though they are generally ...

Q:The courtyard of our house in Sonoma County is built around an olive ... tree that is about 30 years old. Most years we get a very good crop of olives, which we cure. Even though we do a light ...

JOSH BYRNE: If you leave an olive to do its own thing, you'll end up with a massive tree, which means it takes lots of space and also makes it difficult to pick the fruit, so I'm going to prune ...

A question for Dan Gill: Our sweet olive has been in the ground about four years and is about 6 feet tall. We've heard these trees can grow to be about 12 to 14 feet tall. I'd like to prune off ...

An olive tree can actually live quite happily with very little pruning. A trim when needed, especially for the Lollipop or Pom Pom variety of olive tree, will do them wonders and keep them looking ...

Pruning is a major part of growing olives and is the question most olive growers get asked. The main goal is to open the olive tree up to improve airflow to help control pest and diseases and to ...

Our sweet olive has been in the ground about four years and is about 6 feet tall. We’ve heard these trees can grow to be about 12 to 14 feet tall. I’d like to prune off some of the lower limbs ...

Also both have sprouted suckers and I am not sure how or when to prune these. A: Olive trees need water every seven to 14 days to a depth of 24 to 36 inches during the summer. In the spring and ...