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Tree	Olea europaea 'Swan Hill' Swan Hill Olive (Low-Fruiting)
Description	This low-fruiting olive tree has slender, greyish-green foliage with a silvery underside. It is a relatively slow grower which responds well to pruning. If left unpruned, it can grow as tall as it does wide. Bark is pale grey in colour and although this variety does produce white flowers in spring, they are generally sterile and so will produce very little fruit. This is a tough tree which, once established, will tolerate periods of dryness.
Foliage	Evergreen
Form	Round
Mature Size	8 x 6m
Uses	As a low-fruiting variety, it is ideal for streetscapes, as there is no problem of fruit dropping on pathways. Olives are ideally suited to the residential garden too as they are long lived, small in stature, and are easily pruned. Where space allows, Olives look great planted in multiple numbers.
Position & Soil	'Swan Hill' will tolerate most soils as well as prolonged periods of dryness. Like most trees, a humus-rich well-drained soil in a sunny position is its preferred growing condition.
Features	Small Evergreen Round Avenue Coastal Feature Foliage Fruiting & Edible Group Planting Hedging Informal Screening Signature Trees
Pot sizes in production
Substitutes	• Banksia integrifolia • Banksia marginata • Hakea laurina

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