By Jillyflower
United Kingdom 
Just an update on my Olive Tree (see previous post) it is in just the same state, as I cut it back, earlier in year, looks dead.....but and here is the question it still remains fresh green under the bark from the root to the tips, it is about 6 ft high and expensive to replace so is there still hope ??
4 Jul, 2011
Answers
I would try to jump start it with a solution of 1 tablespoon white sugar, and 1 teaspoon of tomorite, per gallon of water. Mix up enough gallons to give it a good soaking, plus a spray of the stems.
5 Jul, 2011
Thanks for your replies, I have given the olive the 'jump start' treatment and await the result...jilly
15 Jul, 2011
Again, it doesn't sound good, but just leave it somewhere sheltered and warm if you're not in a hurry to replace it, then dump it if its not performing next year.
4 Jul, 2011