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The scarcity of millenary olive trees is increasing and its price is booming. These are ornamental trees that are authentic works of art and unique pieces that have lasted over time. In fact, it is estimated that there were already large olive trees in the Paleolithic (12,000 B.C.), although today there are no known living olive trees over 3000 years old.

Normally the age of trees is calculated by counting the trunk rings or by radioisotopes such as carbon 14. In olive trees, as the innermost part of the trunk is missing, these methods are not feasible. Therefore, formulas that relate the perimeter of the trunk to the age of the tree are applied. This way, we can estimate the age of our olive trees.

Olive trees do not have deep roots. Therefore, it is very common to see olive trees in houses and private properties, as they do not damage buildings such as swimming pools, patios, etc.

To be able to export the large and old olive trees with guarantees, we apply a phytosanitary preparation protocol that is adapted to what is accepted by the different agents of origin and destination (inspectors / technicians). In addition, they are also protected so that external factors do not affect them during their trip.

To be able to export the large and old olive trees with guarantees, we apply a phytosanitary preparation protocol that is adapted to what is accepted by the different agents of origin and destination (inspectors / technicians). In addition, they are also protected so that external factors do not affect them during their trip.

The import of olive trees requires several controls and certificates, which depend on the country where you want to take the olive trees. We advise you to visit our “Requirements” section and find out all the necessary information.

Although the olive tree is of Mediterranean origin, it is a tree that adapts to almost all planet’s climates (except those closest to the poles) and virtually any type of soil with adequate drainage.