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OUR OLIVE TREES

Century Olive Tree is a professional landscaping service, specialist nursery
and show gardens offering a variety of exotic
ornamental trees, reliable transport/planting service and reliable after-sales care.

Which Olive Tree Are You Looking For?

Explore our four signature categories to
discover the perfect living sculpture for your project, climate, or story.

Ancient Hojiblanca

BEST FOR ART & DRAMA

THE "LIVING SCULPTURES"

BEST FOR ART & DRAMA

THE "MODERN & SLEEK"

BEST FOR INTERIORS & DESIGN

THE "RESILIENT WARRIORS"

BEST FOR TOUGH CLIMATES

THE "STORY" SELECTION

BEST FOR STORY & HISTORY

Ancient Hojiblanca

Best for Story & History

For customers who want olive that represents a legacy of agriculture and endurance.

Ancient Hojiblanca

The Vibe: Untamed, rugged, and artistic.

Best For: Customers who love the “Bonsai” look. It has smaller leaves and a shrubby, twisting growth habit that looks incredible in a courtyard or as a focal point in a rock garden.

Highlight: “The Wild Architect.”

The Story:
Owing to its slow growth and uncommon beauty, the Sylvestris is suitable for artistic purposes like topiary and bonsai. One of the tree’s most striking features is the twisted trunk that becomes more “stylishly deformed” with age.
Another element of the tree’s overall visual presence is its distinctive leaves, designated as “lanceolate” (having a shape similar to a medieval lance). The 1 to 1½-inch leaves have a leathery texture, gracefully tapering at each end. While the top is dark green, the leaf’s underside is a noticeably lighter shade, creating a pleasant “flickering” effect when breezes pass through. Interestingly, this two-toned leaf-color motif is shared by its high-class cultivated cousin, the Hojiblanca.

The "Living Sculptures"

Best for Art & Drama

Customers who love the “Bonsai” look. 
It has smaller leaves and a shrubby, twisting growth habit that looks incredible in a courtyard or as a focal point in a rock garden.

SYLVESTRIS
(The Wild Olive)

The Vibe: Untamed, rugged, and artistic.

Best For: Customers who love the “Bonsai” look. It has smaller leaves and a shrubby, twisting growth habit that looks incredible in a courtyard or as a focal point in a rock garden.

Highlight: “The Wild Architect.”

The Story:
Owing to its slow growth and uncommon beauty, the Sylvestris is suitable for artistic purposes like topiary and bonsai. One of the tree’s most striking features is the twisted trunk that becomes more “stylishly deformed” with age.
Another element of the tree’s overall visual presence is its distinctive leaves, designated as “lanceolate” (having a shape similar to a medieval lance). The 1 to 1½-inch leaves have a leathery texture, gracefully tapering at each end. While the top is dark green, the leaf’s underside is a noticeably lighter shade, creating a pleasant “flickering” effect when breezes pass through. Interestingly, this two-toned leaf-color motif is shared by its high-class cultivated cousin, the Hojiblanca.

FARGA
(The Ancient Soul)

The Vibe: Majestic, thick, and historic.

Best For: A grand statement. These are the trees that look “millennial” (ancient). If a customer wants a tree that looks like it has stood for 1,000 years, this is the one.

Highlight: “The Masterpiece.”

The Story:
The Farga olive tree is among the oldest olive tree cultivars, with their origins in “mother” groves that are hundreds, or even up to more than 1,000 years old. In addition to its popularity as a rare and captivatingly beautiful ancient variety, it is also prized for the high-quality olive oil it produces.
The Farga’s high vigor and open bearing give it a posture that adapts well to waterside growth, such as overhanging a pond or small lake. In such a setting, they are known to grow into natural, canvas-worthy tableaux that reflect its timeless beauty.

MORRUT
(The Character Tree)

The Vibe: Eccentric and unique.

Best For: Buyers looking for a conversation starter. “Morrut” means “snout” or “lips” in Catalan, referring to the unique shape of the fruit, but ornamentally, these trees often have distinct, leaning, or “character-filled” trunk shapes.

Highlight: “The Unique Personality.”

The Story:
The Morrut (also called “Morruda”) is a wild olive tree native to the northeastern Spanish regions of Tarragona and Castellón, where the climate is defined by heavier than average rainfall and wide temperature swings.
In terms of size, this stately subtropical evergreen is in the medium to large range for mature olive trees, with a broadly spreading stance that makes it perfect as a view-blind or as part of a shade arbor. Whatever the specific horticultural application, the Morrut’s aesthetic value as a “natural artwork” makes it a popular tree in the world of luxury landscaping. Its dark green leaves are elliptical in shape and slightly twisted, creating a ‘dancing in the wind’ effect with the slightest breeze—a dynamic element that contrasts the tree’s firmly rooted stature.

The "Modern & Sleek"​

Best for Interiors & Design

For customers who want the Mediterranean look but with a cleaner, more polished aesthetic.

PIEL JOVEN
HOJIBLANCA

(The Young Beauty)

The Vibe: Majestic, thick, and historic.

Best For: A grand statement. These are the trees that look “millennial” (ancient). If a customer wants a tree that looks like it has stood for 1,000 years, this is the one.

Highlight: “The Masterpiece.”

The Story:
The Farga olive tree is among the oldest olive tree cultivars, with their origins in “mother” groves that are hundreds, or even up to more than 1,000 years old. In addition to its popularity as a rare and captivatingly beautiful ancient variety, it is also prized for the high-quality olive oil it produces.
The Farga’s high vigor and open bearing give it a posture that adapts well to waterside growth, such as overhanging a pond or small lake. In such a setting, they are known to grow into natural, canvas-worthy tableaux that reflect its timeless beauty.

ARBEQUINA
(The Patio Favorite)

The Vibe: Eccentric and unique.

Best For: Buyers looking for a conversation starter. “Morrut” means “snout” or “lips” in Catalan, referring to the unique shape of the fruit, but ornamentally, these trees often have distinct, leaning, or “character-filled” trunk shapes.

Highlight: “The Unique Personality.”

The Story:
The Morrut (also called “Morruda”) is a wild olive tree native to the northeastern Spanish regions of Tarragona and Castellón, where the climate is defined by heavier than average rainfall and wide temperature swings.
In terms of size, this stately subtropical evergreen is in the medium to large range for mature olive trees, with a broadly spreading stance that makes it perfect as a view-blind or as part of a shade arbor. Whatever the specific horticultural application, the Morrut’s aesthetic value as a “natural artwork” makes it a popular tree in the world of luxury landscaping. Its dark green leaves are elliptical in shape and slightly twisted, creating a ‘dancing in the wind’ effect with the slightest breeze—a dynamic element that contrasts the tree’s firmly rooted stature.

The "Resilient Warriors"

Best for Tough Climates

For customers worried about killing the tree or
dealing with weather.

HOJIBLANCA

(The Classic Survivor)

The Vibe: Untamed, rugged, and artistic.

Best For: Customers who love the “Bonsai” look. It has smaller leaves and a shrubby, twisting growth habit that looks incredible in a courtyard or as a focal point in a rock garden.

Highlight: “The Wild Architect.”

The Story:
Owing to its slow growth and uncommon beauty, the Sylvestris is suitable for artistic purposes like topiary and bonsai. One of the tree’s most striking features is the twisted trunk that becomes more “stylishly deformed” with age.
Another element of the tree’s overall visual presence is its distinctive leaves, designated as “lanceolate” (having a shape similar to a medieval lance). The 1 to 1½-inch leaves have a leathery texture, gracefully tapering at each end. While the top is dark green, the leaf’s underside is a noticeably lighter shade, creating a pleasant “flickering” effect when breezes pass through. Interestingly, this two-toned leaf-color motif is shared by its high-class cultivated cousin, the Hojiblanca.

HAUSCA

(The Adaptable)

The Vibe: Eccentric and unique.

Best For: Buyers looking for a conversation starter. “Morrut” means “snout” or “lips” in Catalan, referring to the unique shape of the fruit, but ornamentally, these trees often have distinct, leaning, or “character-filled” trunk shapes.

Highlight: “The Unique Personality.”

The Story:
The Morrut (also called “Morruda”) is a wild olive tree native to the northeastern Spanish regions of Tarragona and Castellón, where the climate is defined by heavier than average rainfall and wide temperature swings.
In terms of size, this stately subtropical evergreen is in the medium to large range for mature olive trees, with a broadly spreading stance that makes it perfect as a view-blind or as part of a shade arbor. Whatever the specific horticultural application, the Morrut’s aesthetic value as a “natural artwork” makes it a popular tree in the world of luxury landscaping. Its dark green leaves are elliptical in shape and slightly twisted, creating a ‘dancing in the wind’ effect with the slightest breeze—a dynamic element that contrasts the tree’s firmly rooted stature.

The "Story" Selection

Best for Story & History

For customers who want olive that represents a legacy of agriculture and endurance.

MOLTENO

The Vibe: Untamed, rugged, and artistic.

Best For: Customers who love the “Bonsai” look. It has smaller leaves and a shrubby, twisting growth habit that looks incredible in a courtyard or as a focal point in a rock garden.

Highlight: “The Wild Architect.”

The Story:
Owing to its slow growth and uncommon beauty, the Sylvestris is suitable for artistic purposes like topiary and bonsai. One of the tree’s most striking features is the twisted trunk that becomes more “stylishly deformed” with age.
Another element of the tree’s overall visual presence is its distinctive leaves, designated as “lanceolate” (having a shape similar to a medieval lance). The 1 to 1½-inch leaves have a leathery texture, gracefully tapering at each end. While the top is dark green, the leaf’s underside is a noticeably lighter shade, creating a pleasant “flickering” effect when breezes pass through. Interestingly, this two-toned leaf-color motif is shared by its high-class cultivated cousin, the Hojiblanca.

Arbequina xs

The Vibe: Untamed, rugged, and artistic.

Best For: Customers who love the “Bonsai” look. It has smaller leaves and a shrubby, twisting growth habit that looks incredible in a courtyard or as a focal point in a rock garden.

Highlight: “The Wild Architect.”

The Story:
Owing to its slow growth and uncommon beauty, the Sylvestris is suitable for artistic purposes like topiary and bonsai. One of the tree’s most striking features is the twisted trunk that becomes more “stylishly deformed” with age.
Another element of the tree’s overall visual presence is its distinctive leaves, designated as “lanceolate” (having a shape similar to a medieval lance). The 1 to 1½-inch leaves have a leathery texture, gracefully tapering at each end. While the top is dark green, the leaf’s underside is a noticeably lighter shade, creating a pleasant “flickering” effect when breezes pass through. Interestingly, this two-toned leaf-color motif is shared by its high-class cultivated cousin, the Hojiblanca.

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