10 American Silverberry Wolf Willow Elaeagnus Commutata Berry Fruit Shrub Seeds

• Name: American Silverberry
• Other Common Names: Wolf Willow / Silverberry / Wolfberry / Wild Olive
• Scientific Name: Elaeagnus Commutata
• Color: Yellow Flowers / Silvery Berries / Silvery Foliage
• Plant Seeds: Fall / Cold Stratify / Outdoors After Frost / Indoors Weeks Before Last Frost
• Harvest: Fall
• Bloom Time: Late Spring - Early Summer
• Hardiness Zone: 2 - 6
• Plant Height: 3 - 12'
• Plant Spacing: 5 - 10'
• Light Requirements: Sun - Part Shade
• Soil & Water Preferences: Average
• Quantity: 10 Seeds
• Other: The American Silverberry Is A Super Cold Hardy Deciduous Shrub To Small Tree That Is Native To The Northern Us & Canada. Naturally, They Have A More Shrub-Like Stature, But Take To Pruning Well & Can Be Sculpted Into A Tree With Little Effort. Silverberry Plants Are Tolerant To A Variety Of Conditions Including Coastal (Salt & Wind), Drought, Sandy Or Rocky Soil, Heavy Clay Soil, & Nutritionally Poor Soil. They Can Even Help To Fix The Nitrogen In The Soil. The Thornless Silverberry Is Fast Growing & Long Lived, & Will Spread By Rhizomes To Form Colonies Without Being At All Invasive.