USDA Hardiness Zonesindicate the regions where different types of plants thrive across the country based on minimum relative winter temperatures. If planted outdoors, Arbequina … See more

Arbequina olive trees should be planted in fall or early spring. If planted outside, choose a … See more

Arbequina olive trees are low-maintenance, able to tolerate many different soil types and a range of sunlight, and are able to withstand temperatures as low as 20 degrees Fa… See more

Arbequina olive trees produce black olives that you can use in salads, eat as a snack, and use to make olive oil. These olive trees thrive in Zones 8–10 if you plant them outside, bu… See more