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Ebbing’s silverberry / elaeagnus x ebbingei - zone 5? Invasive?

 
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Location: Western Massachusetts (USDA zone 5a, heating zone 5, 40"+)
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I am looking for that elusive thing, an evergreen hedge that will grow in shade (under maples).  This plant seems promising, but I have two questions:
1) will it survive in zone 5 (western Massachusetts)?
2) will it be invasive?

Canadian yew is another candidate but I don’t want to plant anything poisonous.
 
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