Weekend Gardening Update: A taste of olives

Saturday 04 December 1993 00:02 GMT
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A BUSHY young olive tree in a terracotta pot accompanies a bottle of estate-bottled extra virgin olive oil in Fines Herbes's olive enthusiast's kit. The tree unfortunately will not survive outside in our climate, but when it outgrows its pot, it would be happy growing in a conservatory. The pounds 25 kit is available from Fines Herbes, 4 Stafford Mansions, London SW11 4QG. For further information contact Ned Trier on 071 228 9672.

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