Elaeagnus commutata
Known for its attractive silvery foliage that will add contrast to any landscape. Great for stabilizing slopes and areas in need of erosion control. Also used for windbreaks, mass planting and borders. Please note that when in preferable growing conditions it can become aggressive
Height : 6-12 feet
Silverberry
Spread : 6-12 feet
Light : Full sun to part shade
Water : Dry
Soil : Sand, loam, clay
Zone : 3-8
Leaves : Narrow, bright colored silvery leaves
Stem : Mature bark is grey, branches grayish-red
Flower : Small, fragrant yellow flowers in June-July
Fruit : Small, whitish berry that is edible but is quite dry and sour
Habit : Upright, round and spreading shrub. It spreads prolifically by suckering