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silverberry

North American shrub Eleagnus commutata of the oleaster family, having twigs marked with brown and silver scales and bearing silvery yellow, fragrant flowers. The silvery berrylike fruits are edible.
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Called Elaeagnus 'Quicksilver' it is worth growing just for its beautiful leaves, but when you add to that its sweetly scented yellow flowers it is a stunner.
Enjoy sights and scents of June; A walk in the garden by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
And if you want to prolong your scented summer garden into autumn, plant foliage shrubs such as elaeagnus pungens Maculat, which produces fragrant small white flowers.
Smell of success by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
And if you want to prolong your scented summer garden into autumn, plant foliage shrubs such as Elaeagnus pungens 'Maculata', which produces fragrant white flowers.
The sweet smell of success by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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