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Sebastian Celestino and Carolina López-Ruiz wrote the book “Tartessos and the phoenicians in Iberia”, maybe you should check it out. It is common knowledge that the greek had the planting of olives whenever they settled, including Lisbon, but the phoenician way is still reserved to scholars and researchers, good luck on your search for it! But, if I’m not mistaken, the phoenicians did not expand so much over the Lusitania territory in order to settle a colony in Lisbon, but I might be wrong.

Thank you