Olympian bears larger-than-life, tangerine-sized, purple-skinned fruit loaded with sweet red-purple flesh. Trees tolerate temperatures in the teens and, once established, return after 0°F to yield a fresh crop in May.
Live plants ship in season. Set in sun, water to establish, then water only in extended dry periods.
Features
Extra-large fruit size
Sweet nectarous flesh
Largely drought-resistant once established
Fruit Skin: Purple
Fruit Flesh: Sweet red-purple
Cold Tolerance: Tolerates teens; established trees hardy to 0°F
Climate Suitability: Suited to cool summers, short seasons and warmer climates
