Seaberry - anyone has it?

asgaard

Hi all


I'm looking for proper seaberry, anyone has a spare plant/bush/tree? Description in the link provided https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hippophae


Thanks in advance

my3cents

Let us know if you find any, I've been looking on and off in nurseries for ages but not found any.

Last ones I had were washed away by the sea

CJhaughey

I have a load of them growing around my place, I can't remember where I bought them but it may have been Future forests.
They do spread quite aggressively, I have cut mine back several times, they are hardy plants.

asgaard

CJhaughey wrote: »

I have a load of them growing around my place, I can't remember where I bought them but it may have been Future forests.
They do spread quite aggressively, I have cut mine back several times, they are hardy plants.

Can you take couple of pictures and up them on boards, please? Where are u based?

looksee

Sorry, this is a bit of an aside, but when I looked up seaberry - a name I didn't recognise - I found they were Sea Buckthorn, and there was the name of a firm supplying them. In the event it wouldn't be a lot of use to you, they mostly supply in minimum of 100, though they do say you can pick up smaller quantities direct. However what amused me was the somewhat peremptory tone of the site. Read the 'contact' page!
http://fruitandnut.ie/index.html

asgaard

looksee wrote: »

Sorry, this is a bit of an aside, but when I looked up seaberry - a name I didn't recognise - I found they were Sea Buckthorn, and there was the name of a firm supplying them. In the event it wouldn't be a lot of use to you, they mostly supply in minimum of 100, though they do say you can pick up smaller quantities direct. However what amused me was the somewhat peremptory tone of the site. Read the 'contact' page!
http://fruitandnut.ie/index.html

Thanks for this, but I had a look on their website last morning and the lowest quantity is probably 10ish which I don’t need so many. If can’t get them here I will order them abroad.

Cheers

asgaard

looksee wrote: »

Sorry, this is a bit of an aside, but when I looked up seaberry - a name I didn't recognise - I found they were Sea Buckthorn, and there was the name of a firm supplying them. In the event it wouldn't be a lot of use to you, they mostly supply in minimum of 100, though they do say you can pick up smaller quantities direct. However what amused me was the somewhat peremptory tone of the site. Read the 'contact' page!
http://fruitandnut.ie/index.html

Thanks for this, but I had a look on their website last morning and the lowest quantity is probably 10ish which I don’t need so many. If can’t get them here I will order them abroad.

Cheers

Lumen

looksee wrote: »

However what amused me was the somewhat peremptory tone of the site. Read the 'contact' page!
http://fruitandnut.ie/index.html

I have bought from them and found them very helpful. My order was maybe 30 plants of various sorts, including a few single varieties.

asgaard

Lumen wrote: »

I have bought from them and found them very helpful. My order was maybe 30 plants of various sorts, including a few single varieties.

I might need 2 -3 would be max. I will try to keep everyone up to date.


Thanks

my3cents

I notice what I call Blackwater Nurseries near Youghal lists it on their website https://clarenbridgegardencentre.ie/online-garden-shop/bare-root-hedging-page-4/sea-buckthorn-40-60cm/ but had to tell which of the two nurseries on that website has it or if both do?

I'll try and make a visit to the Waterford one early next month.