Pyrus elaeagnifolia Batch No:155778 A more ornamental form of

A more ornamental form of the native alder which shares its cousin's characteristic dancing catkins in early spring

celebrated for its profusion of double white flowers in May

Its limbs arch downward then curve shapely upward

generally unproblematic given adequate space for growth

Pyrus elaeagnifolia Batch No:155778 A more ornamental form ofAn elegant wild pear grown for its attractive silvery grey foliage. The name refers to the similarity of its foliage to that of Elaeagnus angustifolia. Although not known for showy spring bloom the crown does bear pretty clusters of white flowers followed by small rounded fruits in autumn. Handles hard pruning very well. Very drought tolerant. H7