SK927 03 JAN-2018 : 14 posts by 3 authors. Attachments (1) Location: Kathmandu, Nepal
Date: 22 March 2014
Altitude: 4400 ft.
Elaeagnus …! ???
From Garden!
Sorry only one image !
Fruits look like Hippophae rhamnoides L. but leaves are different & it is also not found in Nepal.
Pl. check with other species in Checklist of Nepal.
It is a climber plant and leaves also resembles to Elaeagnus sp.
I shall wait for the flowering season and post accordingly.
But fruits looks more closer to Hippophae genus, which is also from the same family. Is there any species of climber nature ? Pl check for fruit images of Elaeagnus conferta (straggling shrubs as per Flora of China & reported from Kathmandu valley in your book) at the following:
https://m.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=684035028378936&id=657958407653265
Yes, Elaegnus Is it reported in Kathmandu?
It is from the garden of a friend. I guess it is brought from India !
If such infirmation is brought forward in the beginning, lot of hard work can be saved.
In spite of efforts it get lapsed some times. Try to improve in future !
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