A medium to large evergreen tree with dark green leaves. Growth shape is dense and rounded. Tiny scented whitish...
Olea europaea subsp. africana
Wild olive / Olienhout
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Species: Summary
A medium to large evergreen tree with dark green leaves. Growth shape is dense and rounded. Tiny scented whitish flowers attract bees and purplish-black small fruits attract other wildlife. Its bark is dark-grey and rough.
Written by Gail Dreyer
Published on April 6, 2017
Species: Information
Description
A medium to large evergreen tree with dark green leaves. Growth shape is dense and rounded. Tiny scented whitish flowers attract bees and purplish-black small fruits attract other wildlife. Its bark is dark-grey and rough.
Natural Habitat
Variable - bushveld, near watercourses, forest margins and hillside terrain
Use in Landscape
Great as a specimen tree and to use in large areas for screening or informal hedging, works well in pots and built containers. Can also be used as street trees, in parking lots and various commercial landscapes.
Species Dimensions
Height: 2m - 14m
Width: 1m - 9m
References
Boon, R. 2010. Pooley's Trees of Eastern South Africa: A Complete Guide. Flora and Fauna Publications Trust. Durban. 624 pp.
van Wyk, B., P. & BE. 2000. Photographic Guide to Trees of Southern Africa. Briza Publications. Pretoria. 356 pp.
