Grossa di Spagna is an olive variety originating from Puglia, Italy, known for its dense foliage and suitability as a table cultivar.
Grossa di Spagna
Origin
Puglia, southern Italy.
Agro biological properties Average vigour with dense, compact foliage. Fruit bearing branches are inclined to hang. Leaves are small, elliptical and tapered.
Fruit bearing Abundant and regular.
Fertilization Within the species.
Resistance to adversities Resistant to lower temperatures, but susceptible to olive fly (bactrocea oleae).
Quality of the oil Recommended as table cultivar.
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