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The Consortium is taking a vacation until fall so our online store will not have inventory listed. You can still make inquiries about available trees but we will be up-potting many of our smaller trees at this time so only a few one or two gallon trees will be available until next spring. If you have a question about any of our current or past varieties feel free to drop us a line.

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The Consortium is taking a vacation until fall so our online store will not have inventory listed. You can still make inquiries about available trees but we will be up-potting many of our smaller t…
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Zero to Minus 5°C on its way
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The first real cold weather of the season is finally upon us but so far this looks like a pretty benign cold front in terms of olive trees planted in the ground. Unless you live in a serious cold s…
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This six year old Maurino is showing a better fruit set this year than last:

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This six year old Maurino is showing a better fruit set this year than last: and its companion Leccino shows a little less fruit but also better than last year:    
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Check out this interesting summary of how table olives are made and some distinctive types of table olives:
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Send great food anywhere in America. Gift boxes of bread, cheese, pastry, olive oil, vinegar and more. You really can taste the difference.
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The literary agent finds comfort (and a taste of home) in olive oil harvested in northern Lebanon.
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Victoria Seediness on Saturday

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Stop by our table at Victoria Seedy Saturday—in addition to featured cultivars such as Amphissa, Cailletier and Frantoio we’ll have some one-offs such as Boutellian—a wonderful French variety…
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Come visit our table at Victoria's Seedy Saturday. We'll have some of our usual suspects such as Frantoio and Leccino on hand but we will also have one or two special varieties we don't offer online. More info to follow…

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Come visit our table at Victoria’s Seedy Saturday. We’ll have some of our usual suspects such as Frantoio and Leccino on hand but we will also have one or two special varieties we don&#…
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Some of this year's harvest

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The harvest on my trees planted in the ground was light compared to last year but here are some cured olives harvested from the potted trees at the nursery:
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Our neighbours on Pender are doing a great job with their wines.

We believe this 26 acre property is one of the most beautiful winery properties in British Columbia featuring two beautiful vineyards. The upper vineyard bes...
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Many makers of artisan olive oil in California are opening their estates to the public, providing tours and oil samplings.
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Lowering [post-meal] blood glucose and cholesterol may be useful to reduce the negative effects of glucose and cholesterol on the cardiovascular system, a researcher at Sapienza University says
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They call it "oleogustus," or the taste for fat. But nutrition scientist Rick Mattes says it's far from delicious. Found in rancid food, it's often an unpleasant warning.
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Saturna Olive Consortium will be at the Saturna Saturday Market. And on Monday afternoon at Wild Thyme Bus for the ferry lineup Stop by for a visit and take home a tree…or two…or…

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Saturna Olive Consortium will be at the Saturna Saturday Market. And on Monday afternoon at Wild Thyme Bus for the ferry lineup Stop by for a visit and take home a tree…or two…or…
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Another reason (besides buying olive trees) to visit Saturna Island

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What are YOU doing this August Long Weekend?

Just posted a photo on the front page of our website, http://olivetrees.ca, showing some nicely developing Nocellara del Belice olives. And here's another photo showing some Maurino olives that are also coming along nicely. Both of these are photos of trees that did get a head start in Southern Oregon before we brought them up to our nursery in late June.

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Our inventory grew by a bit last week with the arrival of these 5 gallon trees. On average they're about five feet tall. Picture below are Frantoio and Nocellara:   
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