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Hello. I'm trying to figure out what kind of olive tree I have and any advice would be qppreciated. I have attached some pictures of the tree and its olives. someone re-giftedd this tree to me about 3 or 4 years ago. Last year it had a few olives but the birds got them. Now it has a good bit of olives on it but they are not very large. Prob half the size of a common olive. Thanks!
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Time: 28th June 8:24am
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Edward3 says...
It's a bit hard to tell from the photos. But I can at least advise you to use a finer mesh netting than the one I can see in your photos. I was losing a lot of olives to the sulfur-crested cockatoos even when I put bird netting over the tree because they could still bite through the holes. But a finer netting which you can also buy from Bunnings did the job.
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J.D. says...
Thanks edward3. I'll look into a diff net. Would better pics help identify?
Time: 7th July 11:14pm
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Edward3 says...
Try this website
http://www.australisplants.com.au/olives/varieties.htm
Time: 9th July 11:29am
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