Step outside and snap a stem — silverberry (Elaeagnus commutata) is one of those quietly plants that earns its keep long before it ever fruits. The silvery, slightly metallic foliage shimmers in the light and rustles softly in a Pacific Northwest breeze, while the roots do invisible, valuable work below ground, fixing nitrogen and enriching the soil around them.
Cuttings root readily, making silverberry a forgiving project for gardeners of any experience level. Plant in full sun to partial shade in well-drained soil; once established, it handles drought and poor conditions with ease. Expect a medium to large shrub over time. The small berries attract songbirds enthusiastically — and they’re safe for people to enjoy straight from the branch, too.
These free cuttings are available for local pickup in Lake Hills, Bellevue, WA — 3 to 4 per person while supplies last. No shipping unless paired with a paid order. After requesting your pickup, check your spam folder for our scheduling confirmation.




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