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This species is variable in habit, a large shrub or small tree (up to 30' high and as wide, though usually 8-12' and as wide here) with a...Read More
Planted 3 in 2009, here in Palmer, Alaska. Two were from Sandusky Valley Nursery in Ohio. The other was from Ebay. All were doing well,...Read More
I have been growing seaberries or Hippophae rhamoides for about 4 years now. Most of my plants I grew from seed and they have been much ...Read More
I saw some large clumps of this at Samphire Hoe, Dover. It formed quite compact and extremely spiny specimens to about 6ft high but clum...Read More
One picks the fruit carefully. The berries are very sour when eaten alone but into the blender with water and some sugar make a wonderfu...Read More
Seaberry's suckering can be a problem if you are not careful and attentive.
I have some growing in my yard that I have to...Read More
One of the most valuable shrubs for the human condition and envirnment. All you ever want to know is on the internet. USDA has ignored ...Read More