Olive Tree - Plant Passport 17 / 18 cm girth, 180 cm high,

By mikeww
September 6, 2024 in For Sale & Items Offered

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mikeww

Posted September 6, 2024

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Posted September 6, 2024

I just bought 2 fantastic olive trees (olea europaea - delivered yesterday 5 Sept) and am looking to buy a third one, they are on sale at the moment, but they only come in pairs, so I am looking to find someone to take one off my hands at cost price. The trees are in their original supplier pots and have a plant passport, the trunks are about twice the diameter of those in garden centres. The trees are half price at the moment at £225 for a pair, so I am happy to sell at cost price £112.50 (no offers!) - I think locally they would be twice the price. The 2 I've purchased are still in their supplier pots and you are welcome to look.

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