Updates
April – 2025
The olive trees are full of new life. Wildflowers bloom between the rows. Bees hum, birds return, and everything feels fresh again. Easter arrives with candles, feasts, and joy—bringing family, tradition, and the warm hum of community to the groves.
March – 2025
Hints of green begin to show. Tiny buds appear on the branches—early signs of spring. The village stirs with more light, and so does the land.
February – 2025
The rains come and nourish the soil. The air is cool and quiet, perfect for pruning. This is when we shape the trees gently, guiding their growth for the year ahead.
January – 2025
Our village rests under soft winter light. The olive groves are still, recovering from the harvest. We walk among the trees, checking roots, clearing fallen branches, and letting the land breathe.
December – 2024, the focus shifts to Christmas. Our villages light up with decorations, and the smell of melomakarona and kourabiedes fills our homes. We celebrate with carols, feasts, and midnight church services, enjoying the warmth of the season.
November – 2024 is when we come together on Lesvos to harvest olives and make our famous olive oil. It’s a time of hard work, tradition, and the wonderful earthy scent of the groves.
October – 2024 Harvest time is here! We gather plump, green olives from the branches, grateful for the trees’ resilience through the dry summer. Our village smells of fresh olive oil, and life begins to slow into autumn’s rhythm.
September – 2024 Tourists begin to leave, and the village quiets. It’s still dry, with no rain in sight, but we prepare the grove for the upcoming harvest. Autumn breezes offer hope as the days slowly cool.
August – 2024 The island bustles with visitors, but the land is parched, and we tend the trees carefully. Despite the heat, the olives hold on. Nights by the sea offer much-needed relief from the long, hot days.
July – 2024 The heat is relentless, with no rain for months, but our trees endure. Mornings are for work, and afternoons for sea swims and dinners under the stars.
June – 2024 Small olives appear, and we care for the trees. The scent of jasmine fills the village, and swims become part of daily life. Long days and cool evenings keep things peaceful.
May – 2024 Our village blooms with life, and the olive trees are covered in tiny white flowers, promising a good harvest. Warm days invite us to tend the grove and stroll along the shore.
April – 2024 April in Trigonas, sees olive trees awakening to new growth while wildflowers color the landscape. As Easter nears, the village celebrates with candlelit church services, communal feasts, and a sense of unity, honoring both tradition and the promise of renewal.
March – 2024 As March and April unfold, the landscape transforms with vibrant foliage, signaling the promise of another abundant yield and deepening our bond with the land.
February – 2024 Our attention turns to pruning your adopted olive trees, ensuring their health and vitality for the upcoming season
January – 2024 We begin the time-honored tradition of bottling our premium olive oil, crafted from the finest fruits of our harvest.
December – 2023 Your adopted olive tree shares its harvest tale, a bit lighter this year due to climate shifts. Yet, our care ensures the olives retain their exceptional quality, a testament to our enduring connection with the land.
November – 2023 In the enchanting month of November, we joyfully nurture your beloved olive trees, Its time to handpick the olives, transforming them into a golden elixir that encapsulates our team’s boundless happiness and enthusiasm.
October – 2023 October marks an exciting time in our Lesvos grove as we begin the olive harvest. Your tree isheavy with olives, and the island is bustling with activity. This is when your support truly shines as we gather the fruits of our labor.
September – 2023 September graces our Lesvos grove with tranquility as olives ripen for harvest. Explore this serene island’s natural beauty and Greek hospitality. Let’s celebrate the upcoming harvest
August – 2023 August brings perfect conditions to our Lesvos grove. Olives are maturing as the island comes alive with festivals celebrating Greek culture. 🍈🍂
July – 2023 Your adopted olive tree is thriving under the Aegean sun, with olives starting to form. 🫒This month is crucial for their growth, ensuring a delicious harvest. Your support means the world to us as we sustain this Greek tradition
June -2023 As June rolls in – even from far away hope you picture the bright green leaves swaying in the warm summer breeze. Waiting for you to visit to see its progress in person.
May 2023 May is a special time for your adopted olive tree in Lesvos. This is when the small, immature olives start to appear, reminding me of the delicious olive oil that I’ll have in the fall, straight from my own tree.
Apr -2023 April, is an exciting month! As the weather warms up, you can almost feel the buzz of activity in your adopted tree as its branches start to sprout small flowers, signaling the start of a new growing season. It’s amazing to think that these delicate blooms will eventually transform into plump olives that will be pressed into the high-quality olive oil you’ll get to enjoy
Mar -2023 This month marks the start of pruning season. We carefully trim your olive tree to ensure optimal growth and ultimately a bountiful olive harvest in the fall.
Feb -2023 Febuary in Lesvos is a month full of cold! Yes, cold! Rain, snow and a little bit of sunshine! Oh, well betters days will come and your tree will be surronded by beautiful flowers!
Jan -2023 By keeping extra virgin olive oil stored in stainless steel tanks away from sun, heat and oxygen is the best way to store it. Bottling will start soon.
Dec -2022 It’s just the most wonderful time of the Year! Of course it is! Your trees’ Extra Virgin Olive oil has been made and you are close to enjoying it!
Nove -2022 Harvesting with the view of Aegesn Sea. Your tree overviewing this breathtaking view…the luckiest to be!
Oct -2022: First day of harvest! Team work keeps our excitment levels high
Sep -2022:Severe lack of rainfall have taken a toll. Harvest will take place earlier this year!