Sea Buckthorn Bare Root Hedging 40-60cm | Hippophae rhamnoides

Sea Buckthorn Bare Root 40-60cm for Hedging (Hippophae rhamnoides)

Sea Buckthorn (Hippophae rhamnoides) is a resilient, native hedging plant suited for coastal gardens and exposed, windy locations. Thriving in wet, poor, or saline soils, this bareroot shrub acts as a nitrogen fixer, improving local soil conditions.

Key Features

• Wind and Salt Tolerance: Ideal for coastal gardens and shelterbelts.
• Edible Berries: Orange berries rich in vitamin C and antioxidants—suitable for juice, sauces, and preserves.
• Size: Supplied bareroot at 40-60cm height for fast hedging establishment.
• Flowering and Fruit: Tiny yellow flowers in April; berries last into winter, supporting wildlife.
• Security Hedging: Spiny stems form a natural barrier. Thorns are sharp—caution for children and pets advised.
• Soil Improvement: Nitrogen-fixing roots benefit neighbouring plants.
• Hardiness: Survives coastal gales and wet winters; dislikes prolonged dry soil.

FAQ

• Is sea buckthorn a good hedge for coastal winds? Yes, it's wind- and salt-tolerant, ideal for exposed coastal gardens.
• How does it compare to other edible berry hedges? It offers high nutritional berries, robust hardiness, and nitrogen fixation.
• Can berries be used at home? Berries are suitable for making juice, sauces, and preserves.
• What are the soil requirements? Performs best in wet or poor soils—do not plant in very dry sites.
• Is it safe for children or pets? Stems have thorns; consider planting away from play areas.

Origin: UK grown, supplied bareroot for winter/spring planting season.