They access water in dry soils and give the tree stability.
The heart of the estateThe olive tree.
The olive tree.
Memory of the landscape.
An olive tree grows slowly, withstands dry summers and can be passed on over generations. Its deep roots seek water, its silvery leaf reduces evaporation and every harvest tells of the weather of its year.
It does not give quickly. It gives steadily.From tree to oil →
Roots · Resilience · TimeIts surface protects against heat and limits water loss.
Flower, fruit, ripening, harvest and pruning follow the rhythm of nature.
Tree, soil and undergrowth provide food and shelter for many species.
The protection promise of ANISO & Lassad
Love for the olive tree means: not exploiting it, but accompanying it.
Healthy soilHealthy soil · Greening, organic matter and as little disturbance as possible.Every drop of waterEvery drop of water · Need-based irrigation and protection from evaporation.Gentle pruningGentle pruning · Care for vitality, light and a long tree life.New generationsNew generations · Preserve old trees and responsibly grow young ones.