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whitefly and two-spotted mite

Prune in late winter to control size and encourage new fruiting wood

since they take up substantially more volume once charged

with a clean

Olive - Olea Frantoio sub-bird-feeders Featuring project types such asThe great Italian oil olive, originally from Tuscany and one of the most planted varieties in serious Australian olive groves. Frantoio produces small to medium fruit with a high oil content and the aromatic, fruity oil character that defines quality Tuscan style extra virgin olive oil. It's also a useful cross pollinator for a range of other varieties. If you're planting for oil, this is the variety to anchor your planting. The tree is vigorous,