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If you want to bring the Mediterranean to your balcony, look no further than our selection of olive tree gifts - potted olives and plants. They can adapt to the space available to them, whether grown in a pot or planted, so that they suit any space. Buy nana olive, ball olive and bonsai olive in caspo, vase and ceramic pot at the best price. Same day delivery throughout Athens.
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At 21 Flowers florist you will find a wide variety of nana olives, ball olives, bonsai olives, olives in caspo, olives in vases, olives in ceramics and olives in pots at unique prices.
Olive trees are popular plants for home decoration and the best gift choices for friends and family. Popular for their unique size, olive trees are special plants that harmoniously combine minimalist beauty and all the magic of nature to decorate your balcony or garden. Beyond their beauty and uniqueness, olive trees are a special and beautiful plant to give as a gift for a celebration, birthday, birth, anniversary, to say thank you or congratulations to your friends and family.
No matter what occasion you're buying, an olive tree is a great, festive gift option for those on your gift list. Order all Greek olive varieties, in different sizes and more in our online flower shop.
Ideal on a balcony, terrace or directly in the garden, the olive is a wonderful gift for any occasion.
The olive is an evergreen tree with spherical vegetation, slow growth, a symbol of the Mediterranean. Traditionally, the olive tree is a symbol of peace and friendship, this association began in ancient Greece, as early as the fifth century.
The olive tree is one of the most beloved, sacred trees and its place is rooted in ancient Greek tradition and mythology.
Legend has it that Zeus proposed a contest between Athena and Poseidon for control of Athens. Poseidon smashed his triple trident against the hard rock of the Acropolis, which released a fountain. While Athena, she produced an olive tree, with silvery green leaves and an abundance of rich fruit.
The Athenians chose Athena's gift and, in turn, the olive has remained a much-loved part of Greek life ever since!
It became clear that the olive tree had a special importance in relation to all other trees when the Persian armies of the great King Xerxes passed through Greece. In 480 BC, the buildings on the Acropolis, which contained olive trees, were set on fire and destroyed. However, the olive trees "sprouted the same day to the height of two boxes" (1 meter!). Besides, the seeds from the remains of this sacred tree were replanted all over Attica. By doing this, it meant that all the olive groves, surrounding Athens, have a touch of the original Athena tree.
Olive trees require little nutrition as they have evolved over the centuries in poor, stony soils. Although they appreciate an annual coating of fertilizer to keep their shiny leaves, the olive is an incredibly drought tolerant plant.
