This variety matures erratically with both green and black olives on the tree at the same time making harvesting a challenge. The fruit are large and are recommended as a processing variety only. UC136A has light silvery evergreen foliage and requires other varieties as pollinators.

Maturity: Erratically

Polka Ballerina produces medium round multipurpose fruit on spurs close to the main trunk. Fruit has green skin with a red blush on areas exposed to the sun with a juicy crisp flesh. This columnar shaped tree is ideal for small gardens, narrow areas and container growing. Requires very little pruning and adaps to a wide range of soils however, prefers a well drained heavy loam in the full sun/part shade. Loves temperate conditions.

Maturity: mid season, approximately early March to early April

Flavourcrest is a high chill variety growing best in full sun, moist, well drained sandy to some clay soils. Has green foliage in late December and early January. Trees are deciduous and take on a vase shape.

Maturity: mid season, late December into early January

Tropic Beauty produces large, round, reddy-pinky fruit with a yellow flesh and a clingstone. Matures in the middle of the season and is best in low chill, full sun, moist, well drained soil conditions.

Maturity: mid season

A popular tree for the home garden, satsuma bears heavy crops of fruit. Suitable for eating fresh, stewed or preserves.

Maturity: approximately mid January to early February