Russian olive
silver berry
Elaeagnus augustifolia

Imported plants such as the Russian olive, dandelion, and Virginia creeper are also notably present.

Invasive species such as Russian olive that are adapted to the drier, more stable environment began choking out native trees and plants.

A tall viburnum and an even taller Russian olive meet overhead to form an arch above our driveway.

Anna didn't know, but Russian olives had those kinds of leaves, and olives grew in hot climates.

And on top of the berms, to hold the soil, I would suggest some Russian olives.

On the outside are lamb's ear, lavender, Russian olive and vitex.

So things that grow near the beach - rosa rugosa, bayberry, Russian olive, broom and lavender - are good choices.

Russian olive is another non-native tree.

A pickup was parked in the shadows of the Russian olives that grew wild along one wall of her house.

Once the university was built, a hedge of Russian olives had to be planted along the campus edge to keep out herds of horses.