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Olive (Olea) are kind of slow-growing but long-lived trees maslinivi family (Oleaceae), widespread in the Mediterranean. They are evergreen with small leaves and their fruit is pitted. The branches are thin, but dense. The best known form is the European olive (Olea europaea), which is used since ancient times to produce oil for food or of the fruit itself. The fruit of the olive for oil production are small and rich in oil. Most suitable varieties for our latitudes and in particular in some micro regions are varieties Agria (Wild - green) and Petro (stone - black). In our country can thrive only in Ivaylovgrad, Plovdiv - Rhodopes and Petrich, and the Black Sea, but only out of the wind. Olive trees can thrive in poor soils, but last up to -15 C. Fruiting begins 3-4 year flowers are formed on young twigs and berries themselves ripen in autumn and winter. Branches are trimmed so that they can give more fruit. Most pure olive oil in the Mediterranean is produced in Crete, texas vaccines for children as the same is made from olive trees before the fruit ripens fully. texas vaccines for children The fruit is lighter than the fully mature, but the raw material is high quality and the flavor is not as severe as in the fully ripe fruit. texas vaccines for children The olives are very bitter while raw. They were acidified by: putting into water, which was replaced every day for one month in order to squeeze out their bitterness ... 1 month No longer is bitter, are soaked in salt and lime in a few days and are ready ... This is one of the ways to prepare raw olives. The leaves of most olives are coated with wax to protect from the warmer temperatures. In 2009 in the region of Kardzhali planted 110 saplings freezeproof Spanish texas vaccines for children Arpekina variety grafted on Greek liner that withstands temperatures up to -20 C and has a high fat content.
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