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Re: Please help identify this autumn flowering highly scented shrub
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Hi Peter, one suggestion already in from our social media
"Looks like Christmas Box shrub, Sarcococca confusa to me."
"The flower is wrong for Sarcococca confusa on looking at it again."
" Eleagnus ebbingei"
"Actually it’s an elaeagnus x ebbingei"
"Daphne?"
Hope that helps? Cheers, Nicola
- Posted: Tue. 29th October 2019 10:15
Re: Unknown evergreen shrub - assistance required
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From the photo I think its Elaeagnus x ebbingei 'Coastal Gold' or something very similar.
Hope this helps,
Richard
- Posted: Tue. 30th April 2013 21:09
Re: Re: Elaeagnus x ebbingei 'Viveleg' laves being eaten
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Have added some photos. Leaves are being eaten and have a whitish powder on them. Also looks like new leaves have not formed properly and shrivelled unless it produces some autumn flowers? thanks
- Posted: Thu. 25th October 2012 17:21
Re: Elaeagnus x ebbingei 'Viveleg' laves being eaten
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Good morning Paul. Can you post a few photos? Please reply to yourself or me with up to 3 images. It will help others to identify what is going on and the likely culprit...
- Posted: Mon. 22nd October 2012 07:20
Elaeagnus x ebbingei 'Viveleg' laves being eaten
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Planted this around one month ago, and although evidence of growth, quite alot of the leaves are being eaten. No obvious evidence of bugs on it. How should i treat this?
- Posted: Sun. 21st October 2012 17:26
Is this the hedge for me?
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I'm looking for a dense, vigorous, fully evergreen hedge to provide year round privacy. A portion of my garden is already hedged with Beech which is abou 8' high, but extending that would take too long to establish.
I want something less boring and less greedy of the soil than Privet but I don't like varigated foliage. I'm thinking of the plain evergreen Elaeagnus X ebbingei which I thought would look good with its flashing leaves extending the existing beech hedge. The soil is well drained medium alkaline in sun with some light shade. Is this the species for me and what precisely should I be asking for when ordering?
Thanks.
- Posted: Sun. 3rd June 2012 15:10
Colour of new shoots
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I bought an Elaeagnus x ebbingei 'Gilt Edge' a couple of months ago and notice that new shoots are a dull green colour. Does the Gilt Edge come with time or should it be present on the new shoots straight away?
- Posted: Mon. 15th August 2011 10:12