What a lovely little tree and how beautiful is the sunshine, Costas! Wonderful captures! Thanks for your visit and comment, always appreciated! Hope you have a great weekend!
It looks lovely :-) I have also two in my garden but they are bigger as yours :))) But they need many sun and in The Netherlands is not always the sun shining !!!!
Lucky you with a blooming olive tree! I guess you have them outdoor through the winter. Here in Norway olive trees have to be moved to a cold place inside the house or orangeri. I love the pictures :)
Thank you all my friends for your visit and for your allways nice words. @Nice A.. This is a miniature olive tree that I have in a pot.. mostly for sentimental reasons. I am trying to trim it and keep it small.. to fit in the little space i have for it.. Usually they grow big in Crete and other places in Greece where they grow, although the tendency now is to keep the trees an an olive grove smaller than they used to do in older times. They are more easy to control, to maintain and to collect the olives when it is the time to do that. Last winter my little tree produced 10 or 15 olives .. it looks like the production will be better this year. This variety of olive tree is making larger olives for eating.. not for oil production.. I will try to post photographs at different stages as the buds turn into flowers.. then olives till it is time to collect them.. so you see how they look.. And of course i will try to get some photographs of the bigger trees we have for oil production.. Have a nice day.. Costas
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What a lovely little tree and how beautiful is the sunshine, Costas! Wonderful captures! Thanks for your visit and comment, always appreciated! Hope you have a great weekend!
Sylvia
It looks lovely :-)
I have also two in my garden
but they are bigger as yours :)))
But they need many sun and in The Netherlands is not always the sun shining !!!!
Have a nice sunday
(@^.^@)
Costas
Wonderful Olive tree you planted. with proper care will be here for future generations to enjoy.
and who does not love the olive... and tasty olive oil...
enjoy your week end.
I see Elise Valdorcia has joined your blog,, she is an amazing artist, worth taking the time to look over her work.
Joanny
Υπουργέ μου,
ελπίζω να ξεπεταχτεί και να δώσει μέχρι και λάδι!
Μη σκιάζεσαι με την προσφώνηση, περνα από το τσαρδί μου και θα καταλάβεις!
Φιλιά
Καλό ΣΚ
Hi Costas,
You have the right climate for olives . . . of course! I hope you'll show us the tree again as it changes with the season.
Thank you all for your visit and your kind words...
Have a nice day..
Κούλα, σ' ευχαριστώ για το χαρτοφυλάκιο... Χα.. Χα...
καλή σου μέρα...
Costas:
Your words came tumbling out spilling on to the page of my blog and left me smiling.
Smiles are sentences without words between blogging friends,,,
You grace me with your beautiful words you left on my blog that indeed left a smile in my heart,
Have a nice weekend.
Joanny
Lucky you with a blooming olive tree! I guess you have them outdoor through the winter. Here in Norway olive trees have to be moved to a cold place inside the house or orangeri. I love the pictures :)
I'm a constant olive oil user but haven't seen an olive tree yet. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you all my friends for your visit and for your allways nice words.
@Nice A.. This is a miniature olive tree that I have in a pot.. mostly for sentimental reasons. I am trying to trim it and keep it small.. to fit in the little space i have for it.. Usually they grow big in Crete and other places in Greece where they grow, although the tendency now is to keep the trees an an olive grove smaller than they used to do in older times. They are more easy to control, to maintain and to collect the olives when it is the time to do that. Last winter my little tree produced 10 or 15 olives .. it looks like the production will be better this year. This variety of olive tree is making larger olives for eating.. not for oil production.. I will try to post photographs at different stages as the buds turn into flowers.. then olives till it is time to collect them.. so you see how they look..
And of course i will try to get some photographs of the bigger trees we have for oil production..
Have a nice day.. Costas
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