With a sophisticated aspect to the high, open crown of this excellent evergreen patio or garden tree that does not produce untidy mature fruit, the Majestic Beauty olive trees are a popular choice among gardeners. Its thin, long gray-green leaves give it a light, airy look that flourishes in hot climates. Since there is no fruit to drop, it may be used near sidewalks, roadways, pools, and inside the garden, without creating a mess. A Mediterranean-style garden with heat-loving cypress, grapevines, roses, and fruit trees is a fantastic addition to the landscape.
Combining it with a selection of delicate succulents and bold-leaved plants such as Yucca, Phormium, Cordyline, or Agave and a contemporary architectural house or office will allow you to take advantage of its adaptability. Majestic Beauty is characterized by an upright growth habit and a wide, open canopy, making it an excellent choice for parking lots and pedestrian areas.
Majestic Beauty olive trees are exceedingly versatile and thrive in ordinary, slightly alkaline, well-drained soils. Water deeply and often over the first few growing seasons to help the plant build a strong root system. Once established, lessen the frequency of application; it is drought tolerant. Yet, protect young plants (or freshly transplanted Majestic Beauty) from weather extremes. Before new growth emerges in the spring, apply a general-purpose fertilizer to the soil since winter is the best time to prune.
| Quick Facts | |
| Origin | America |
| Scientific Name | Olea Europaea ‘Monher’ |
| Family | Oleaceae |
| Tree Type | Non-Fruiting Specimen |
| Common Names | The Olive Tree, Monher, Olea Europaea, Majestic Beauty |
| Height | (Insert) |
| Toxicity | Non-Toxic |
| Light | Full Sun |
| Watering | Drought-Tolerant |
| Soil | Well-Drained-Nutrient Poor Soil |
| Hardiness | Hardy Down 20 to 30°F |
| Foliage | Gray-Green |
| Growth | Slow Rounded |
| Olive Oil | None |