After Lily of the Valley... the Olive Blossom!
It’s in May that the phenomenon of olive tree pollination occurs.
The blooming lasts about a week and depends entirely on weather conditions. Olive blossoms do not attract bees; it is the wind that carries the pollen!
Rain, excessive humidity, strong winds, or a lack of wind all hinder pollination.
Did you know? Only 5 to 10% of the flowers result in olives!
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Pan-Fried Tomatoes with Picual Olive Oil
A simple and generous recipe combining ripe tomatoes, fresh basil and Picual 18:1 extra virgin olive oil.
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How to Choose the Right Olive Oil
Discover the four essential criteria for choosing a premium extra virgin olive oil: variety, ripeness, producer, and packaging.
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While Our Forests Burn, Let's Protect Biodiversity
Wildfires destroy entire ecosystems. Discover how simple actions—and our NECTAR Program help protect biodiversity for the future.
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