Origin
The Elaeagnus ebbingei 'Maryline', also known as the 'Maryline' Silverberry, is an evergreen shrub originally from Asia. This popular plant is often used in gardens and parks across Europe due to its resistance to various weather conditions and soil types.

Characteristics
Distinctive characteristics of the Elaeagnus ebbingei 'Maryline' are the glossy, leathery leaves with a silvery undertone. This plant produces small, inconspicuous fragrant flowers in the autumn, followed by orange-red berries in the spring. Typically, this shrub can reach a height of about 2 to 3 metres and is a strong, fast grower.

Care
The Elaeagnus ebbingei 'Maryline' prefers a sunny to partial shade location. The plant is drought-resistant and can thrive in poor soils. For optimal growth, it is recommended to drain the soil well and an annual prune after flowering is advised to maintain shape. The plant is winter hardy and does not require any extra protection during the colder months.