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Olive Tree on Nova Scotia Balcony: Winter Indoors Required

Mediterranean Plant, Canadian Winter

Arthur's olive tree (Olea europaea) loves sun but must come indoors when nights drop below 50°F (10°C).

Indoor Winter Care

Sunny window or fluorescent lights in basement.
Sandy, light soil; keep dry.
No standing water in saucer.
Likes tight pot—infrequent repotting.

Summer

Full sun on WNW balcony. Water when dry. Fertilize lightly.

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