Being able to design a terrace is an important task, and not just when spring is underway. When it comes to designing a balcony or terrace, not only flowering plants, but also other small or large trees, such as olive trees, can be very successful ideas. It belongs to the olive family and has been cultivated as a crop since the 4th millennium BC. Most plant lovers know this plant and choose it when designing their own outdoor area. Take a moment and learn more about the olive tree.
In the modern age, terrace design is an important point and is as much a part of our living space as our interior area. Plants are becoming all the more important to us and are a part of our lives. A great idea is toBeautify balconies, by adding to an olive tree. The evergreen plant is easy to care for and there are just a few things you should pay attention to: choose a sunny location, protected and sunny as possible and add plant substrate from time to time as additional nutrition.
Different types of trees can be cultivated in pots or buckets. You can immediately recognize the simple, leathery leaf blade, which is narrowly lanceolate to elliptical and rarely narrowly ovoid. And because this tree comes from the Mediterranean region, it receives fluids less often than the other plants. Drainage is important for its growth phase and you also need porous subsoil and a soil containing clay, sand and lime. This way the tree will thrive.
Once you've found the perfect spot for your olive tree, you'll be able to enjoy it in style. We find the olive tree on balconies and terraces with concrete or wooden floors, LED lighting and admire the city view from our lounge or relaxation area. Fans of minimalism will also be happy, because the olive tree is ideal as an evergreen plant, even when planted side by side, together with other evergreen varieties and types of plants.
