ArbequinaAvailableProduces excellent-quality olive oil, though with low stability. Early bearing and highly productive. Its low vigour allows it to be used in…Olive treesView details →
Galega is a very hardy Portuguese variety that does well in most Portuguese soils. It tolerates colder, clay soils and harsh weather better and, thanks to its large size and root system, makes better use of the soil and needs fewer nutrients. It is prone to olive knot, cercospora leaf spot, scale insects and sooty mould, and susceptible to anthracnose and olive fly.
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ArbequinaAvailableProduces excellent-quality olive oil, though with low stability. Early bearing and highly productive. Its low vigour allows it to be used in…Olive treesView details →
ArbosanaAvailableA variety used in modern high-density plantations, with late ripening and high productivity. Its oil is often compared to Arbequina's, although less…Olive treesView details →
CobrançosaAvailableA very regular and productive plant, suited to oil production, that prefers fertile soils. Resistant to leaf diseases and weather events. Low fruit…Olive treesView details →
CornicabraAvailableA variety with a curved fruit, high productivity, late ripening and good-quality oil.Olive treesView details →