MODIFIED FEATHERING: An olive variety popular with Northwest gardeners, 'Arbequina' wants to grow ... is directly proportional to the number of flowers on the shoot. So, the greater the number ...

The showy, papery white flowers have yellow throats, and blooms are followed by fleshy drupes, which are eaten by wildlife. The foliage is about 5 inches long and 4 inches wide. Wild olive likes ...

See About archive blog posts. A few years ago at the Carmel farmers market, I bought a couple of spindly Arbequina olive trees. They could hardly be called trees, more like foot-long slender ...

Seen through a microscope, a cornucopia of common crops offer lessons on new techniques for making agriculture more sustainable. Pizza lovers no doubt will appreciate the flower bud of the ...

Arbequina olives are known to have one of the highest yields of oil. This olive oil reminded me of one ... sugar and orange juice; stir in flower water, if desired. Remove cake from oven and ...

Description: This member of the olive family hosts about 30 to 40 species of evergreen shrubs or trees grown for their deep green leaves and fragrant flowers. Osmanthus translates to fragrant ...

The flowers are produced in abundance in late ... Q: I recently saw a beautiful 5-foot Arbequina olive tree for sale at my local nursery. Will an olive tree survive in the Seattle area, and ...