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Hippophae Ramnoides - Sea Buckthorn, Hippophae

Hippophae Ramnoides - Sea Buckthorn, Hippophae

Type Shrub, Hedging & Screening, Evergreen
Size Large Border (1 to 3m height)
Form Rounded - Bush
Colours Silver Foliage, Dark pink Flowers (Summer)
Care Low/easy maintenance
Hardiness Very hardy
Growth Medium growing

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Hippopea has outstanding silver grey foliage and a spiny dense habit that makes it an ideal screening plant on a boundary or at the back of a border - especially for sheltering very exposed spots. Sea Buckthorn also produces prodigious quantities of juicy orange berries that provide a valuable winter food source for birds.

Cultivation tips: Sea Buckthorn is a super tough drought tolerant native shrub that flourishes in a sunny dry spot, ideally in an open exposed location. This tall shrub requires a dry soil, being ideally suited for planting in extreme coastal conditions. You can trim to shape for a dense prickly hedge which will put of any intruder.
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