Seaberry 'Sirola' (Hippophae rhamnoides) Container sex-changing willow trees

sex-changing willow trees

due to their tolerance of lower light growing conditions and fast growth rate

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Landscape Use and Ecological Function: This native plant is found along the Pacific Coast from British Columbia south into California

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Seaberry 'Sirola' (Hippophae rhamnoides) Container sex-changing willow treesPlant Description: Seaberries are valued for both its fruit and its ornamental value. Wind pollinated. Plant with a male plant for cross pollination. Sea Berry is hardy to minus 40 F. An excellent variety for the home garden, Sirola is a hybrid of German and Siberian varieties. An attractive, compact shrub, Sirola bears good crops of large, sweet, bright reddish orange berries. Good for fresh eating and making juice blends with Leikora, Orange Energy