Eleagnus
Elaeagnaceae
Deciduous, Evergreen, Shrubs, Trees, Decorative fruit or berries
All are splendid screen plants. They grow fast when young, becoming dense, full, firm, and tough—and they do it with little upkeep. All tolerate seashore conditions, heat, and wind. Foliage is distinguished in evergreen forms by silvery (sometimes brown) dots that cover leaves, reflecting sunlight to give plants a special sparkle. Deciduous kinds have silvery gray leaves. Small, insignificant, but usually fragrant flowers are followed by decorative fruit, usually red with silvery flecks. Evergreen kinds bloom in fall; in addition to their prime role as screen plants, they are useful as natural espaliers, clipped hedges, or high bank covers.
Arctostaphylos hybrid 'Pacific Mist'
The hybrid grows 2 1/2 ft. tall, at least 10 ft. wide, with spreading stems that turn upward near ends...
Maackia
Related to locust (Robinia) andyellow wood (Cladrastis kentukea),these are small tom...
Atriplex lentiformis
Native to alkaliwastes in California valleys anddeserts and east to Nevada,Utah, Arizona, and New Mexi...
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