Elaeagnus ebbingei 'Maryline' - arbust decorativ cu frunzis variegat si aspect elegant

Elaeagnus ebbingei 'Maryline' is a variety of the species Elaeagnus pungens, also known as "silverthorn" or "thorny olive." It is an evergreen shrub, popular for its variegated leaves, which are usually dark green with a golden or cream-yellow center. This feature makes it very attractive, being used for ornamental purposes.

Leaves: The variegated leaves are the main attraction, providing a beautiful contrast in gardens.

Height: It can reach a height and width of up to 3-4 meters, depending on conditions.

Flowers: It produces small, fragrant flowers, white or cream-colored, but these are generally not the focal point of the plant. It may produce small, dark red fruits, but these are generally not considered edible.

Hardiness: It is a very hardy plant, able to tolerate a wide range of soils and climatic conditions, including drought. It withstands temperatures down to -15°C. Planting is recommended in areas sheltered from strong winter winds.

Besides its decorative appearance, Elaeagnus ‘Maryline’ is extremely hardy – it endures the frosts of Romania, wind, pollution, and poor soils. Its persistent leaves provide constant decoration in the garden throughout the year, and the discreet, fragrant flowers appear in autumn and attract pollinators.

Pot size: 17 cm

Height including pot: approx. 40 cm (depending on the season)

Note: In the autumn-winter seasons, the plants are pruned heavily to encourage branching.