Buy Olive Trees in Western Australia (Olea europaea)
Updated 2026-03-31 · 16 in stock across 4 nurseries · $25–$330
South-west WA's mild winters suit temperate stone fruit and pome fruit, though winters are less cold than eastern states. Chilling hours may be lower — choose low-chill varieties. WA quarantine rules apply.
In-stock Olive trees
| Variety | Nursery | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Olive Tree | Perth Mobile Nursery | $330 |
| Dwarf Olive Tree | Perth Mobile Nursery | $110 |
| Olive - Kalamata | Daleys Fruit Tree Nursery | $49 |
| Olive - Kolossus Kalamata | Daleys Fruit Tree Nursery | $47 |
| Olive – Ascolana Tenera | Guildford Garden Centre | $40 |
| Olive - Miniolea TM | Daleys Fruit Tree Nursery | $34 |
| Olive - Frantoio | Daleys Fruit Tree Nursery | $34 |
| Olive – Californian Queen | Guildford Garden Centre | $30 |
| Olive - Arecuzzo | Daleys Fruit Tree Nursery | $29 |
| Olive - Manzanillo | Daleys Fruit Tree Nursery | $29 |
| Olive - UC13 | Daleys Fruit Tree Nursery | $29 |
| Olive - Arbequina | Daleys Fruit Tree Nursery | $29 |
| Olive - Koroneiki | Daleys Fruit Tree Nursery | $29 |
| Olive 'Kolossus Kalamata' Pbr | The Diggers Club | $25 |
| Olive 'Manzanillo' | The Diggers Club | $25 |
| Olive 'Frantoio' | The Diggers Club | $25 |
Nurseries shipping Olive trees to Western Australia
- Daleys Fruit Tree Nursery (9 olive varieties)
- The Diggers Club (3 olive varieties)
- Guildford Garden Centre (2 olive varieties)
- Perth Mobile Nursery (2 olive varieties)
Growing Olive in Western Australia
Olives are among the most drought-tolerant and long-lived fruit trees suited to Australian conditions, thriving in a Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and cool, wet winters. They are commercially grown across South Australia, Victoria, and WA and are increasingly popular in home gardens. Many varieties are tracked, including Frantoio (a premium oil variety with peppery, complex flavour), Coratina (high polyphenol content, robust oil), and Del Morocco (a dual-purpose table and oil olive). Most olives are partially self-fertile, though cross-pollination with another variety significantly improves yields. Plant in full sun in any well-drained, alkaline to neutral soil. Olives are highly sensitive to waterlogging and poorly drained soils. Once established, they require minimal irrigation; excess watering produces lush growth but reduces oil content and flavour. Olives need a period of winter cold (below 10°C for at least 6-8 weeks) to initiate flower buds but will not tolerate hard frosts below minus 10°C. In WA, olives grow exceptionally well across the south-west agricultural region and throughout greater Perth. No quarantine restrictions apply to olives in WA. Prune lightly every year after harvest to maintain airflow and manage size. Olive lace bug is a common pest in eastern Australia.
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