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Backyard olive tree, 1. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Backyard olive tree, 2. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Modern Backyard Oasis: Serene Pool and Olive Tree Haven Royalty Free Stock Photo

Backyard of Sinagogue of Bet Eliau, in Belmonte, Portugal. Beautiful menarah and ancient olive tree Royalty Free Stock Photo

Green hose lies in the backyard near the garden with a mesh fence with big olive tree in the background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Modern backyard oasis with minimalist bench and olive tree at sunset Royalty Free Stock Photo

Modern Entryway with Welcome Mat and Olive Tree Overlooking Lush Backyard Royalty Free Stock Photo

Smiling couple touching hair and gazing in backyard under tree, in plaid shirt, olive green top Royalty Free Stock Photo

Lush green olive tree in a sunny backyard with a clear blue sky in the background. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Olive-backed sunbird perched on a tree branch in a lush suburban backyard Royalty Free Stock Photo

Olive tree growing in the backyard. Outdoors. Royalty Free Stock Photo

olive tree growing in the backyard of a newly built Mediterranean villa property Royalty Free Stock Photo

The olive, Oleaceae, refers to both the fruit and the tree. Originally from the Mediterranean, has spread through most of the world with a Mediterranean type climate. Olive fruit and oil has been consumed as far back as Biblical times, with the oldest known, still living trees, still in the Mediterranean, over 3,300 years old. It is from the Biblical book of Genesis that the olive branch got the image of peace.