Buy fresh olive branches

Bring the atmosphere of the Mediterranean to your interior and buy beautiful, fresh olive branches at MyFlowers. Besides the large olive trees, you will probably know olive branches from mixed bouquets, tufts, wreaths and other flower arrangements. You can buy olive branches for many different purposes. You can recognise the branches by their light grey branches with green, elongated leaves on them that have a grey glow underneath. The bundled, fresh olive branches weigh 400 grams and have a length of 65 to 70 centimetres. A 400-gram bunch, by the way, is enough to fill a large vase, or several small vases. Don't forget to add fresh water to the vase.

Fresh olive branches from MyFlowers can be sent to any address in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and France. We ship fresh olive branches to the Netherlands and Belgium on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays. We ship fresh olive branches to France and Germany on Mondays and Tuesdays. Do you have questions about delivery of fresh olive branches to other countries or delivery on other days? Please contact our customer service. We will be happy to find a solution together with you. We can ship dried flowers and all other items (i.e. everything except fresh products) daily to any address in Europe (ex. UK and Switzerland). Is your desired country not listed in the shipping options? Then create an account and contact our customer service, we will be happy to help you.

Fresh green olive branches in a vase
When you want to put the olive branches in your vase or vases, don't forget to put a small layer of (cool) water in the vase. It is possible to let the branches dry after this. Then put the branches away dry on the vase or another pot after a while. If you don't want to put the olive branches in the vase but are going to use them to make other creations, you can use the branches dry immediately.

More information on fresh olive branches
Olive branches are branches from the olive tree (Olea europaea), a species of tree mainly found in the Mediterranean region. Olive branches have symbolic significance and are often associated with peace, victory and reconciliation. In ancient times, olive branches were used as a symbol of peace and were given to victors of wars or athletic competitions. The Bible also mentions the olive branch as a symbol of peace, as in the story of Noah's Ark, in which a dove returns to the ark with an olive branch in its beak to indicate that the flood had subsided. Today, olive branches are still used as decoration, especially during religious celebrations, such as Easter. They are often used in liturgical celebrations and processions. Olive branches are also often depicted on flags, coats of arms and as motifs in works of art to symbolise peace and harmony. In addition, olive branches are naturally associated with olive oil, an important product extracted from olives and widely used in cooking and cosmetics. The olive tree itself also has economic value because of the olives harvested for consumption and olive oil production. In short, olive branches have rich symbolic significance and are culturally as well as religiously important in different contexts.