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Calluna vulgaris 'Silver Knight' is an evergreen cultivar of Scotch heather known for its distinctive silvery-grey foliage and pale purple flowers. It typically blooms in late summer, producing dense spikes of bell-shaped blossoms that contrast with the plant's greyish leaves. The cultivar holds an...
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Widely grown silver foliage cultivar with strong reputation and attractive pale flowers.
Scoring methodologyPerovskia atriplicifolia, commonly called Russian sage, is a drought-tolerant deciduous shrub native to Central Asia, including Afghanistan and Pakistan. Despite its common name, it is a member of the mint family and features aromatic, silvery-gray stems and foliage. The plant produces tall spikes o...
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Widely praised drought-tolerant perennial shrub with long blue bloom and award recognition; floppiness can occur.
Scoring methodologyLeucadendron argenteum, commonly known as the silver tree, is an evergreen shrub or small tree belonging to the Proteaceae family. It is endemic to a small region of the Cape Peninsula in South Africa, primarily on the slopes of Table Mountain. The plant is distinguished by its striking, overlapping...
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Striking silver foliage and conservation significance are exceptional; difficult cultivation and rarity limit mainstream consensus.
Scoring methodologyCalluna vulgaris 'Silver Rose' is a cultivated form of common heather, an evergreen shrub in the family Ericaceae. It is grown for silvery grey foliage combined with rose pink flowers, providing both leaf color and seasonal bloom in compact ornamental plantings. Like other Calluna cultivars, it is s...
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Silver foliage and soft rose flowers are appealing; less prominent than Silver Knight.
Scoring methodologyErica tetralix 'Hookstone Pink' is a cultivated variety of cross-leaved heath, an evergreen shrub adapted to the acidic wetlands of Europe. This cultivar features characteristic grey-green, slightly sticky foliage that forms a low, spreading mound. During the summer, it produces dense, terminal clus...
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Dense pink clusters and grey-green foliage are attractive; moderate cultivar acclaim.
Scoring methodologyErica tetralix 'Alba Mollis' is a specific cultivar of the cross-leaved heath, an evergreen shrub species native to the wetlands and bogs of Europe. This variety is distinguished by its soft, hairy, grey-green foliage and its delicate, pale white, bell-shaped flowers. It is well-suited for acidic so...
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Soft hairy foliage and pale flowers give subtle charm; limited standout garden reputation.
Scoring methodologyTeucrium fruticans, known as Tree Germander, is a Mediterranean evergreen shrub belonging to the mint family, Lamiaceae. It is characterized by its arching, silver-gray branches and small, aromatic, gray-green leaves. During the summer, the plant produces pale blue to purple flowers that contrast wi...
Phlomis fruticosa, Jerusalem sage, is a robust evergreen shrub native to the Mediterranean region, easily recognized by its whorls of bright yellow flowers and large, woolly grey-green leaves that thrive in dry, rocky soils.
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Drought-tolerant Mediterranean shrub with distinctive yellow whorled flowers; coarse texture and regional suitability limit appeal.
Scoring methodologyAmorpha canescens, or leadplant, is a deciduous shrub belonging to the legume family and native to the tallgrass prairies of central North America. It is easily recognized by its pinnately compound leaves covered in dense, fine white hairs, giving the foliage a distinct grayish or lead-like appearan...
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Prairie native with deep roots, texture, and pollinator value; subtle floral impact keeps score moderate.
Scoring methodologyTeucrium fruticans, tree germander or shrubby germander, is an evergreen shrub native to the western Mediterranean, grown for its aromatic silver-felted foliage and pale blue flowers and widely used as a clipped hedge in warm gardens.
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Good silver evergreen for dry climates and clipping; subtle flowers and frost sensitivity keep score moderate.
Scoring methodologyShepherdia argentea, commonly known as silver buffaloberry, is a deciduous shrub native to central and western North America. It belongs to the Elaeagnaceae family and is capable of fixing atmospheric nitrogen through a symbiotic relationship with root bacteria. The plant features silvery foliage, s...
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Hardy native with edible berries and wildlife value; thorniness and less refined appearance limit ratings.
Scoring methodologyElaeagnus angustifolia, commonly called Russian olive or oleaster, is a deciduous, often thorny shrub or small tree native to Eurasia. Its narrow leaves and young twigs are covered with silvery scales, and its fragrant cream to yellow flowers are followed by olive-like fruits. The species fixes nitr...
Elaeagnus umbellata, or autumn olive, is a deciduous shrub native to East Asia and introduced widely elsewhere, including North America. It is recognized by silvery-scaled foliage, fragrant cream to pale yellow flowers, and red berries speckled with silver; the flowers open in spring and the fruit r...
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