How much does an olive tree cost in Dubai?
Olive tree prices are driven by size and age more than anything else. A tall tree with a thick, characterful trunk has taken years to grow, is heavy to move and needs a large pot, and all of that is in the price. A small table olive is a decorative piece for a console, desk or dining table rather than a garden tree.
Both prices include the container: the Premium Olive Tree XL comes in a matte fibre pot, and the Olive Tree Table Plant in a beige ceramic vase, so there is no second purchase needed to make either presentable. Heights are approximate and vary a little from tree to tree.
Delivery is free on every order, and the XL tree is carried in and placed where you want it rather than left at the door. Both can be paid by card or by cash on delivery (50% advance on a WhatsApp card link, 50% cash at the door).
Before you buy a big tree for a terrace, read whether an olive tree can grow in a pot on a Dubai terrace and our olive tree care guide. The short version: olives handle Gulf heat and dry air well, drainage matters more than water, and a coastal UAE tree is grown as an ornamental — it fruits sparsely or not at all.
| Olive tree | Approx. height on delivery | Container | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Olive Tree Table Plant | 50–70cm | Beige ceramic vase | AED 349 |
| Premium Olive Tree XL | 160–200cm | 45cm matte fibre pot | AED 2,699 |
Why is a large olive tree so much more expensive than a small one?
Because you are paying for years of growth. Olives are slow to put on trunk girth, and the thick, twisted trunk that makes a specimen tree look established is the part that takes longest to grow. A large tree also needs a bigger pot, more careful transport and two people to place it.
Which size of olive tree should I buy for a Dubai villa or terrace?
For a villa entrance, garden or terrace in full sun, the XL tree gives immediate scale and is built for outdoor light. For a console, dining table or office desk indoors, the table olive is the right size. Olives need bright light either way; a dim room is not the place for any olive.