Gnarled Ancient Olive Tree for Sale in the UK (100+ Years Old)

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Gnarled Ancient Olive Tree for Sale in the UK (100+ Years Old)
Gnarled Ancient Olive Tree for Sale in the UK (100+ Years Old)
£2,250.00
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Gnarled Olive Tree – no. Dm522

Height including caged pot 3 metres 20cm

Pot 90cm by 50cm depth

Transform your outdoor space with the timeless allure of a Gnarled Olive Tree, a living piece of Mediterranean history. With its ancient, twisted trunk and elegant silver-green foliage, this tree tells a story of resilience, beauty, and sun-soaked growth. Each tree is unique, with characterful bark textures and natural sculptural forms that create an instant focal point in any garden or landscape design. Please note this tree will incur an additional delivery charge on top of the £50/£65 charged at checkout as this will need a HI-Ab crane delivery. Please ask for a quote before purchase.

Whether you’re creating a peaceful retreat, a rustic courtyard, or a modern outdoor living area, the Gnarled Olive Tree brings unmatched presence and personality. Its architectural form makes it a favourite among landscape designers and garden enthusiasts alike, adding structure, texture, and movement throughout the seasons.

Aged to Perfection

Our Gnarled Olive Trees have matured gracefully over decades, developing their distinctive twisted trunks and gnarled bark as a result of slow, natural growth. These aren’t just trees—they’re legacy pieces. Their timeless appearance evokes the sun-drenched groves of the Mediterranean and brings warmth and heritage to UK gardens, patios, or terraces.

Low Maintenance, High Impact

Despite their exotic appearance, olive trees are surprisingly easy to care for. Once established in the ground, they are drought-tolerant, hardy in the UK climate, and require annual pruning. Their evergreen foliage ensures year-round interest, while occasional flowering and fruiting add seasonal charm. Ideal in pots or planted directly into the ground, our trees adapt beautifully to both formal and informal garden styles. If keeping your Olive in a pot you will need to water well and regularly.

Design Tip: Place your gnarled olive tree in large terracotta style pot for a Tuscan-inspired look, or underplant with lavender and rosemary for an immersive Mediterranean border.

Why Choose Our Gnarled Olive Trees?

  • Naturally gnarled trunks with sculptural appeal
  • Evergreen silver-green foliage for year-round beauty
  • Hardy and wind resistant – ideal for UK gardens
  • Expertly and ethically sourced and carefully nurtured
  • Delivered with specialist planting and aftercare guidance
  • A meaningful gift or legacy tree for future generations
  • Plant passports & Defra approved.

Whether you’re investing in a statement piece for your garden or searching for a tree that symbolises peace, strength, and endurance, our Gnarled Olive Tree is a truly special choice.

Each tree is individually selected and delivered with care by our specialist courier. The Norfolk Olive Tree Company, your trusted specialist in Mediterranean trees.

FAQ

Can I buy an ancient olive tree in the UK?

Yes. At The Norfolk Olive Tree Company, we import directly from Elche, Spain, and offer nationwide delivery across mainland UK

Are ancient olive trees hardy enough for the UK climate?

Yes. Olive trees are evergreen and hardy, tolerating the UK climate well. In very harsh winters, additional fleece protection may be recommended.

Where can I buy ancient olive trees near me?

We deliver across the UK, so whether you’re in Norfolk, London, Manchester, or Devon, we can bring an ancient olive tree to your garden.

Why buy from The Norfolk Olive Tree Company?

We are a family business that personally hand-selects each tree with our supplier Isobel in Elche.

Do your Olive trees have plant passports?

Yes we abide by all regulations set by defra.