Olive Trees In Your Garden, The 101 and Everything You Need to Know.

[@maxwellasky]

What a fantastic host! It is a joy to watch you. I love learning and you make it fun. Thank you 😊

[@leapyear5710]

You are the Steve Irwin of horticulture. Passion, energy, and a whole lot of wholesomeness

[@lesfranklin6363]

I want to invite this lady over for dinner! I could listen to whatever she want to talk about.

[@mosesmanaka8109]

I always tell my good wife that you are the best presenter on TV, you can get anyone interested in gardens. 🙂👊👍

[@lukeclarke1068]

What do you tell the bad wife?

[@dylanskrzypek5397]

@@lukeclarke1068 What does he mean by that 🤔

[@MD-bc9yl]

You are not only very detail oriented and descriptive about your olive trees but also know how to capture your audience, you are the doctor Ruth of plants!! Thank you that was very helpful and enjoyable, can't wait to receive my Olive tree

[@Darksmirk1]

Easily the best olive tree vid I’ve seen

[@dirensununan3485]

Wow🎉, probably the best olive potting and care vid on the net. Love her energy 😊

[@franklin7554]

This was amazingly well put together AND presented. This is one of those rare presentation that I can easily comprehend, make sense of it, and retain the information. It does not feel overwhelming and makes me feel like I can do it, and that this can actually be an enjoyable activity to do! Thank you!

[@prcr]

Such great communication skills and passion about your craft. Congratulations for this beautiful and useful content! ❤

[@felvenbernardo9929]

So rewarding to have a teacher as good as you.

[@Modeltshinn]

I absolutely love Tanya, just listening to her makes me feel joyful inside, such a beautiful person and made learning so wonderful! Thank you so much, I learned so much 💕💗

[@avaander2065]

Thanks for the video. I just purchased an olive tree today and wanted info and you were the first video that popped up. So glad I found this. In my pot for the price of 1 was 6 beautiful olive trees in it. Tomorrow I will repot them. Thanks ❤❤

[@jarrettonions3392]

The most comprehensive and informative video about olives (after looking at lots to find fruiting info).. and from an 'infomercial'.. marketing done right.

[@davidbrits2432]

Fantastic video! Love this video, got me so excited about olive trees.

[@s5erss291]

Best Olive Tree advise Ive seen. Great work

[@miriamrivera3742]

I love the way you explain the awesome information 💚💚💚💚💚

[@DanFontaine]

Thank you! Bought my first olive tree today.

[@deborahmccain6557]

Thank you so much for this video. I was gifted with four olive trees for my birthday, and confused myself as to containers, potting soil, etc. The video cleared the muddle into which I had fallen; thank you.

[@lameesahmad9166]

Thank you for all that information. We have an olive tree about 5 years old and for the first time it is covered with tiny olives. Your information is both useful and informative and has answered many questions which were worrying me. I now have a very good idea of what should he done and how to feed, water and prune my beautiful olive tree.

[@bawarashied7362]

❤Thank You, Madam. Very useful information

[@Brandon-bh7pj]

Excellent video. Also, I love your South African accent. It's a great accent, and I love olives 🫒 there so delicious and have a wonderful flavour.

[@ElimanGibba]

Excellent lecture & pure passion for plants.

[@carlokeywestify]

Thank you Tanya! Your passion , knowledge and communication skills are... I don't know, I think I love you!!!

[@Cebelihle1]

You're a good teacher.

[@PinkkDroid]

Thank you, this was so helpful! I’m growing an olive tree for the first time and your explanations were clear and easy to remember.

[@solarroyo02]

Your energy and passion is fantastic! Thank you

[@jemailaestimo2080]

I love how you explain it. It was very clear and simple. I like the way you simplify everything which makes it more easier to be understood. You are also very passionate about explaining and giving tips. I think you really did a great job giving insights about olive tree care.

[@YosigoDosigogo]

Great communication in the video👏🏽

[@Lim_]

This lady is awesome!

[@fayebeg1974]

Through, concise and very educational presentation. Love your work and many thanks ❤

[@GreenWitch1]

I’ve been wondering if I could plant an olive tree in a container & you answered that question & many more! Thank you so much for all these wonderful tips!!

[@emmaroberts7173]

Love your energy 🥰✨️ What a joyful video with good information. Thank you 🙏🌞🌿

[@mike1968442]

I yelled out figure 8! I learned that about 5 years ago from you!

[@rettred8152]

Been watching you for a long time...thank you for this video....very well put together

[@ZackBasson]

Such passion for plants. Love these vids!

[@paper601]

Thank you for your thorough explanations and hints! Very well presented 😊

[@twocatsandaplanner]

Thank you just got my first olive tree today!

[@Rasedan]

What a pleasant presentation!

[@B30pt87]

Wow! You are outstanding at your job. Thank you Very much for this video. (Suscribed)

[@mlmrv1060]

Wonderful presentationa, tips and information. Thank you

[@rafaelmde]

You are soo happy. Its contagious ♥️🌻

[@stephenwill4852]

Watching from UK really like the Video and your presentation is excellent thank you

[@judithharper6731]

Great instructional video, such energy. Thank you.

[@christinebarnaby7303]

Your video was awesome!!!!!!!!!!!

[@amoijoy573]

This video is wonderful for a new olive tree mom. I am excited to see how it will do in my south facing apartment. Thank you for this video.

[@susi3q1]

Excellent video! Thank you for the information.

[@donaldjhill]

Love your presentation delivery

[@lukeclarke1068]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@Worzel_Gummidge_71]

What a fantastic video, so informative and passionate 🇬🇧😁👍🏼

[@marybethcompetiello199]

Why can't everyone make a video with such clarity, fun, and succinct directives as you? Thank you for all the information and for alleviating my fears about properly caring for my new olive tree😊

[@johnfarley4201]

FABULOUS ADVICE. THANK YOU.

[@SiriusStarGazer]

i really enjoyed your video. You had my full attention, and it was because of the way you presented your information. Thank you!

[@jenniferdunzelman8639]

Excellent video, thank you

[@wangariwamaina8255]

Good representation I have learnt.

[@mmsooll]

love her energy

[@mafanthedog1]

You are amazing! Thank you.

[@ptrainingbytim]

Excellent vid and love your passion!

[@moniquelynwone8228]

Thank you so much Great Video 💜💐💥

[@igme5760]

Great video

[@brunomai3337]

This was a great horticulture class. Amazing video. It's so great to see someone saying the right things and teaching what is correct. Unfortunately there is so much BS here

[@mariettap.9655]

Very helpful and such good presentation. Thank you!

[@Viflo]

A fantastic video, thank you so much for this!

[@bevb329]

Thankyou i’m thinking of getting a small olive tree and plant it in a container 🥳👍🏼

[@one_three_eight]

This was great. Thank you

[@CarlosMarli_]

Great video! Thanks for sharing.

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Awesome video !

[@antikakee1578]

Thank you for the video ❤❤❤❤❤

[@athenaaivaliotis2383]

Love your olive info..... But how can I get my beautiful olive tree to produce olives. Please 🌻☕

[@HpolleH]

What an amazing energy you have, such a lovely content! I enjoyed this

[@ritamethorst7036]

Thank you for the excellent video.

[@ROBBANKS666666]

Great tips thanks!

[@nico_g877]

Great presenter! 👍🏻

[@yoldakiyolcu]

I love the accent so cute

[@evelynaustin9679]

Great tips 😊

[@laurencerilling5873]

Ants were in my 3 gal. Olive. I submerged the pot in water for a month or so. It was, and still is, happy.

[@mattb9003]

Lovely tutorial! Thanks from a new subscriber in Florida.

[@Loonytunes-88]

Just watched this and it is so informative……thank you! I have about a 2m planted in the garden and want to move it, can anyone help??

[@elinebester5893]

Thanks for the very informative video, how can I take a shoot to grow another tree?

[@xrisereti]

You are amazing 😍🤩

[@janctube]

Very good tips!

[@ianl5882]

Great energy!

[@juliegogola4647]

Oh, I am sorry, I should have known that you go by Celsius not Fahrenheit! So, 5 to 10 C, I think in winter is 40-50F? Mine of course MUST be potted so I can overwinter them in my greenhouse. I do know in the ground where they grow naturally or places like Italy and Israel etc, they can get quite old, the Bible mentions olives too. I don't expect mine to get big in a pot, maybe just 4-5 feet and that is maybe a little more than a meter. I think 4 feet is a meter, plus maybe a mans shoe size more, average mans foot size. Even if I don't ever get any olives on my 2 Olive trees, the tree is a nice tree for looks. Thanks for the reply.

[@SavedBeforeSunset]

Thank you!!! 🙏

[@gackerman99]

absolutely phenomenal video. thanks so much

[@susansheridan2931]

Wonderful! Thank you!

[@kirillpospolitaki860]

Спасибо! Исчерпывающе! Completely guide! Thanks a lot!

[@shirlcasey5544]

Wonderful informative video.

[@taetaebaebae4031]

I absolutely love everything about this video. I also love your energy and love for what your doing. Can you sue the leaves that you pruned or replant them?

[@maraoz]

fantastic

[@abednigondlovu4096]

Beautiful stuff where can I buy the tree and how much?

[@Radhatter1]

BRilliant is there a preferred liquid fertiliser? Someone recommend Tomato plant food ??

[@paulinemoonsamy]

Hi when do Watsonia b Bloom in South Africa?thank you

[@valjalava1951]

I have an olive tree in a container this year I see it has flowers on it does that mean it will get olives it’s Nikita olive tree

[@SuncycleEcoJorneys-jx5np]

Great. Thank you!

[@cub_paw]

Amazing!

[@TOOBASED96]

Thank you❤

[@fathima8808]

Just got my first olive tree..which are the best months to prune? I know you said don't prune in winter. Its February now and the olive tree i bought has some olives on it so im not sure if now is the time to prune

[@toxicjay8562]

I love my young mission olive 🫒❤️ his name is Ozzy olive garden 😁

[@annefricker8474]

Go into the rainy season? It’s always rainy season in uk.

[@juliegogola4647]

I'm in the USA, and I have 2 regular Olive trees in pots, so, I do not think they are mission olives ,so, Olea Europaea, is what they must be. My big question is what fertilizers should I sue for potted Olea Europaea? I did hear about adding Bone meal for the "Mission Olive", so, is that okay for O. E.?

[@chompers11]

Did you ever find anything out?

[@juliegogola4647]

@@chompers11 I THINK I just used some chicken manure (in a bag that was composted) added to the soil in the pot. Like sprinkled on the surface, and scratch in as good as I could without repotting. When I do repot, I'll add some bat guano, seaweed and well draining soil. I have that written down on a tablet on my desk. I'll likely give a bit of a continuing search on the soil needs too before doing just the bat guano and seaweed. I have a fert with "sea ingredients" in it, so, maybe that would be good too. PH should be 6-7. Btw, I have the Olive that grows Olives on it, so, Olea Europaea. My GH gets too hot for me to grow fruits on it, I am pretty sure of that. When I got it, it had some on it, but, I couldn't pickle them right and they tasted foul anyway. The plant needs cool temps in winter, about 50F is max temp in winter the majority of nights.

[@stevebardella_farm-nature7bis]

@@juliegogola4647"When I got it, it had some on it, but, I couldn't pickle them right and they tasted foul anyway." but before putting them in the vinegar did you deamarise them? To remove the bitterness from the olives and make them pleasant, you have to keep them in water for at least 40 days, if you want to speed up this operation you have to prick them with a toothpick or a needle in various points each, or one works faster, about ten days, you have to crush them in a mortar by opening the pulp, and put them in water, but you must in any case replace it with new water twice a day. faster

[@juliegogola4647]

@@stevebardella_farm-nature7bis Crush them? Wouldn't they be all a mass of squished yuckiness then? I was hoping to have whole olives at the end of the process.

[@stevebardella_farm-nature7bis]

Dear Julie You see, if you have noticed I have talked about three methods to deamarise, and these are distinguished above all by the speed with which the sweet and pleasant olive is obtained, I wrote: you can leave it as it is harvested, prepare 50 days by changing clean water constantly morning and evening, or immersed in caustic soda then with the help of chemistry, very fast but not really healthy, even after having rinsed them for a long time and are the olives that you buy in the store processed with this industrial method that shortens the time, or in alternative to pierce them, reduce the time because the water penetrates the fruit or crush them but you do not have to produce oil, you just have to break the pulp by opening a passage to the water, think here in Italy, in addition to being processed in this way for centuries, table olives, in addition to being whole or salted, are produced (caustic soda, remember?) crushed and seasoned with olive oil, oregano, (wild fennel for those who can stand it) chilli, a a little bit of wine vinegar, garlic (not excessive) and no other salt because they are already salty, they are a delicacy, CRUSHED NOT DISINTEGRATED, I privately produce about 20 kg per year for home, obviously I have an olive grove with more than 250 plants, almost all self-produced with the Margotta technique (this is my video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHuxn3t_aL-cipI) with oil olives and a small table prte of various kinds, therefore the you will have crap only if you adopt CAUSTIC SODA to speed up the elimination of the bitterness in the olive. Greetings