Russian Olive Type:Single plant (Tree Pot) propagating cuttings or getting a

propagating cuttings or getting a head start on the growing season

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840 onions and 60 bunches of silverbeet

Pietro yearned to keep these old traditions alive and pass them on to his three sons

This collection was selected from our flower trials and features a stunning array long-flowering

Russian Olive Type:Single plant (Tree Pot) propagating cuttings or getting aThe Russian Olive, so named for its region of origin and olive like fruit, is making a resurgence as a popular garden worthy tree. Incredibly drought and coast tolerant, its elegant silver weeping foliage makes a fine specimen or shade tree. Scented blooms attract bees and pollinators in spring and the small fruit ripening to red in autumn are loved by birds, contributing to its ability to readily self seed. Fruit is edible if very ripe. Elaegnus