Indoor Olive Tree to Grow in Memory of a Loved One

A potted indoor olive tree designed as a living memorial gift, offering a lasting symbol of peace and remembrance that thrives indoors year-round.

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$9900
  • Ships same or next business via FedEx Ground.
  • Care instructions and a personalized gift card are included with each gift tree

Description

The Olive Tree is a wonderful choice for remembering someone special. Its delicate, teardrop-shaped leaves and peaceful nature make it a tree that brings comfort and serenity during difficult times.

When you send someone this indoor plant after they've lost a loved one, you're giving them a living symbol of hope, resilience, and calm that will flourish alongside them for years to come.

Will this gift thrive where it's shipping?

Check the hardiness zone and care details in the specifications below. Outdoor trees and flowering plants thrive in their recommended USDA zones.

Indoor options like peace lilies and gardenias adapt well to most homes.

Can I send this gift directly to the recipient or funeral home?

Yes. Keep in mind, however, FedEx ground can take 1-5 business days for delivery and home delivery may be the best choice.

And yes! There's no problem with this gift being in transit for that time.

How is this gift packaged and delivered?


Every gift is carefully secured in a custom box. Care instructions and a free personalized sympathy card are included.

Each tree/plant will arrive with it's root ball in a burlap bag and tied with a ribbon.

More Memorial Tree Details

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  • Cannot Ship to
    AK, AZ, CA, HI, PR
  • Hardiness Zone
    7-10
  • Mature Height
    20-40 ft

How to Keep Your Olive Tree Healthy Year-Round

Here are some Olive Tree care tips to keep it healthy and vibrant.

Sunlight and Water

Your indoor olive tree thrives in sunny spots, needing at least six hours of direct sunlight each day. Because small olive trees in a grow pot can dry quickly, water every 4-5 days, but be careful not to overwater. Olive trees prefer well-draining soil, which prevents root rot. Mature trees are hardy and can tolerate dry spells better than excess moisture.

Planting in Your Yard

If you're moving your potted olive tree outdoors, select a spot with full sun and soil that drains well. Dig a hole that matches the size of your tree's container. Here's the interesting part: olive tree plants don't require special soil or balanced fertilizer. Just use the same native soil you dug out to fill in around your tree.

Container Growing

A green olive tree grows beautifully in containers, making it perfect as an indoor olive tree plant. Spring is the ideal time to start, and it's best to use a wooden or clay olive tree planter with well-draining, rocky soil. Many people enjoy keeping their olive tree in a pot, as it offers flexibility for placement and care.

Winter Protection

When temperatures approach freezing, bring your potted olive tree indoors. The olive tree leaves may drop a few leaves during the transition - this is normal. You can move your live olive tree indoors until warm weather returns in spring.

Pruning

For the healthiest growth, trim your real olive tree indoors in late spring or early summer, just before flowering. Any cuts you make will encourage new growth, helping your tree stay healthy and shapely. Check also for scale insects, which can sometimes appear on leaves or Olive branches, and remove them promptly.


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