Under what conditions should I stop adjusting the temperature for Thorny olive?

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If it becomes too difficult to lower the temperature for an indoor plant during the summer, then plant it outside in the ground or in a container. Make sure to plant Thorny olive in a shaded location and water often to keep the soil moist.

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Thorny olive

A species of Silverberries, also known as Silverthorn, Autumn-olive

Botanical name: Elaeagnus pungens

Genus: Silverberries

Description

Thorny olive (Elaeagnus pungens) is a flowering shrub native to Asia. Thorny olive is also commonly called silverthorn. In the United States, thorny olive is planted ornamentally in landscaping in the southeastern region. Thorny olive grows in variable temperate conditions, and it attracts birds.

Garden Use

The lush shrubs or small trees of the Elaeagnus genus are easy to care for. Planted in a hedgerow or singularly, they bestow a multi-layered look. They are of high ornamental value; some varieties have silver-spotted leaves that glitter with reflected light, while other varieties have bicolor leaves., Their flowers are delightfully fragrant, and their berries are lovely to look at. The berries attract birds, who spread the seeds in their droppings. Since the plants are tenacious survivors, they are considered invasive in some regions. Please consult your local tree suppliers before planting them.

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