Elaeagnus (Elaeagnaceae)

Ebbingei
Evergreen with an upright habit, thorny branches, glossy dark green foliage above and silvery underneath; in autumn it produces white flowers, in spring it produces edible red fruits like small olives. Among the most rustic plants, it is extraordinarily resistant to
saltiness.

Ebbingei Limelight
Erect bush with branches with very few thorns, leaves edged in dark green with a large golden yellow spot in the center.
For the rest it has the same characteristics as the Ebbingei.

Ebbingei Gilt Edge
An erect shrub with broader, more compact growth than other Eleagnus species. Its leaves are bright green in the center and broadly edged with golden yellow. It shares the same characteristics as other Eleagnus species.

Pungens maculata
A broad, branched evergreen, its pointed leaves are almost entirely golden yellow with only a small, irregular green margin. It has numerous thorns. Otherwise, it has the same characteristics as the other plants.

Angustifolia, wild olive, Bohemian olive
A deciduous, thorny, heavily branched Middle Eastern tree with very thin, elongated, gray-green leaves. In summer, it produces yellow flowers followed by silvery-yellow fruits resembling small olives. Widely used for seaside avenues.