Create an Italian paradise at home with XXXL Tuscan olive tree that's £320 off
Gardening Express is currently hosting a massive array of sales, offering Black Friday-like discounts months in advance. With various flowers and plants up for grabs at a fraction of their normal price, this particular tree is sporting a whopping £320 discount, that's brought its price tag from £500 all the way down to £180 while this deal lasts.
The tree touted as a Mega XXXL Tuscan olive tree is perfect for adding a Mediterranean flourish to any outdoor space. This olive tree is an ideal choice for creating an Italian-themed centrepiece in your courtyard, patio, or garden, and right now, you can do so at a fraction of its ordinary price. But only for a limited amount of time.
This extra-large, chunky-trunked, heavy-duty specimen boasts a gorgeous, dense, bushy crown of attractive silvery foliage that's sure to add an Italian vibe to any outdoor space.
Whether you're planting directly into the garden, adding to an existing border or transplanting into a terracotta planter, this tree retains its elegant, grey-green leaves all year. It's tiny, fragrant, creamy-white flowers first appear during the summer, which then become ample green edible fruit in the Autumn, ripening to black as we head deeper into the season.
This well-established olive tree promises an immediate and impressive impact on your garden. It is fully hardy, ensuring it can withstand any condition, from droughts to stark UK winters. With good care, these long-living trees are likely to continue to thrive for decades.
Already arriving at 2 metres tall, with a 1.3-metre head of foliage and a trunk girth of a whopping 60cm at the time of delivery, these trees are set ot just keep getting they get bigger and better over time, becoming more characterful as the trunk develops its noteworthy knarled bark.
They are excellent for a sunny, Mediterranean-style garden and will make themselves at home in any sun-drenched part of your outdoor space. Though they're slow-growing, with a nice stem and attractive silvery leaves, you can now admire the iconic Italian tree from your own backyard, as it's set to transport you back to your favourite holidays on the continent.
Save a huge £320 on this monster of an olive tree while this Gardening Express deal lasts, and secure the must-have piece to turn your garden into an Italian haven for the majorly reduced price of £179.99 while this deal lasts.
For those looking for something a tad smaller, check out this extra-large, heavy-duty Tuscan olive tree, which is currently available for £149.99, down from £399.99.
If you fancy shopping elsewhere, check out this two-pack of Olive Trees 5-6ft Tall in Pots from B&Q for £94.99. Or, over at Amazon, you can find this 1.1m olive tree for £44.90.
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