Note: Sea Buckthorn has established itself to be invasive near coasts. If you live near the sea, please don't buy these seeds.

Pack of 15 seeds.

Hippophae rhamnoides, or Sea Buckthorn, is a hardy deciduous shrub with nutritious orange berries. It's great for permaculture and edible landscapes. Native to Europe and Asia, Sea Buckthorn is exceptionally resilient and adaptable, making it a great addition to permaculture systems and edible landscapes.

Edible Berries: Rich in vitamins and antioxidants, with a tangy flavour. Use them fresh, juiced, or in sauces and jams.

Growth Habit: Dense shrub, 2-6 meters tall, with silvery-green foliage and thorny branches.

Nitrogen Fixer: Improves soil health, making it a valuable companion plant.

Growth Requirements:

Height: 2-6 meters.

Hardiness: Withstands temperatures down to -40C.

Sunlight: Full sun for best fruit production.

Soil: Well-drained, but tolerates poor soils and coastal conditions.

Germination: Sow seeds after 6-8 weeks of cold stratification at 4C. Plant 0.5-1cm deep. Keep soil moist until established.

Permaculture Benefits: Enhances biodiversity, provides habitat for birds and insects, improves soil fertility, and prevents erosion.

With its nutritious berries and adaptability, Hippophae rhamnoides is ideal for sustainable landscapes.

Pack of 15 seeds.