Adopt an olive tree
Adopt an olive tree from the Sorrento Peninsula

he lives in us with his mature light and among the goods of the earth I make mine,
o Oil, your inexhaustible peace, your green essence, your full treasure that descends from the
sources of the olive tree.
The project called “Adopt an olive tree from the Sorrento Peninsula”
Silvotherapy, better known as Hug therapy, has always been recognized as one of the most important and popular anti-stress relievers.
All of us, at some point in our lives, have experienced the wonderful feeling of hugging a tree. It is a primordial instinct that we feel very strong, especially as children, even if as we age the need to let ourselves go to this spontaneous union with nature is decreasing more and more.
You want social connection; you want it because we lose the ability to dream. You want it to feel our rhythms of life because, in modern society, embracing trees is considered a typical action of children, and not something natural and perfectly acceptable.
Silvotherapy can actually improve our health. To be honest, you don’t even have to hug a tree to see the many benefits that derive from it, you just need to be surrounded by trees and plants in general.
How adoption
- You will be able to choose your tree after having consulted the photos we will send you. Your name and the one you have chosen for your tree will be affixed to the trunk.
- You can visit the company and embrace your olive tree whenever you want (by reservation).
- You will have the opportunity to participate in the olive harvest and to attend all stages of production, from harvesting to pressing (with a two-week notice).
Harvesting normally takes place between the end of September and the end of October and once the oil is crushed, after milling, natural settling and bottling, your oil will be ready to be sent to your home.
The signing of the distance adoption contract provides for the shipment of 20 50cl bottles of Extra Virgin Olive Oil from the Sorrento Peninsula, with a personalized label bearing the name of the tree and the name of the adopter.
The cost is roughly about $389.00 per year.