Silverberry in Fall
By Greenthumb
- 30 Oct, 2009
- 12 likes
This lovely eleagnus, my favorite at the Bot garden is all berries and some nice silver curled leaves cling through to the end. I'll have one one day.
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It would be very showy mixed in with the Siberian Crabapple GT...now I have another to add to my wish list..lol
30 Oct, 2009
I've enjoyed this all year. There is a straggling branch that may need removed.....lol. This is a native, but I haven't seen one wild myself.
31 Oct, 2009
oh goodness..if it is native there..I doubt it would like it here all that well....do ya think?
31 Oct, 2009
It probably would. We have many natives that do well cultivated in other environments. Many of ours are found as far south as California. Some natives just mean hardy....lol. Our true natives are things that require the long winters to reproduce, and those are much more rare. Eleagnus can be found just about anywhere.
1 Nov, 2009
thank you ..still on my wish list then! :o)
1 Nov, 2009
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Hope you do manage to get one soon, GT. I have always wanted a small rowan tree and hopefully I will before too long :)
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