Elaeagnus ebbingei Tree | Ebbinge's silverberry - Girth 8-10cm - 310-330cm - 50lt 9ft-10ft| 3m - 3.3mElaeagnus ebbingei, or Ebbing's Silverberry, is a cross between Elaeagnus macrophylla Elaeagnus pungens. Its a large, bushy, dense, rounded shrub, evergreen in warm winter climates, semi evergreen in colder. Leathery, oval leaves are green with silver scales. As the plant matures, leaves turn dark green with silvery undersides. The clusters of creamy white, intensely fragrant, flowers bloom in late autumn, and are followed by edible, reddish brown
making it an ideal choice for a woodland garden or a partially shaded spot in a landscape
it thrives in coastal conditions
Arbutus unedo is an evergreen
a windbreak
making the tree a cleaner choice for gardens and streetscapes where fallen conkers can be a nuisance
often called Japanese Andromeda
The Chamaecyparis lawsoniana 'Pearly Swirls'
the leaves turn a subtle green before taking on shades of orange and red
These flowers gradually fade to a pale pink as they age
pinnate leaves with 7-9 ovate leaflets
it bursts into a galaxy of star-like flowers
creating a stunning contrast against the otherwise barren winter landscape