Seaberry 'Golden Sweet™' (Hippophae rhamnoides) Pruning mixed upland stands preferring northern

mixed upland stands preferring northern exposures and growing at elevations ranging from 1500-7000 ft

regular feeding with compost teas or natural fertilizer

Collecting

Mason bees are one of the most effective and easy-to-support native pollinators

fermenting

Seaberry 'Golden Sweet™' (Hippophae rhamnoides) Pruning mixed upland stands preferring northernMedium fruit producing shrub with large, sweet sea berry fruit. Hardy to 40 degrees and fairly pest and disease resilient. Wind pollinated, male and female are needed for fruit production. Uses: Berries are tart and sweet. A source of vitamins A, C, and E. Used in juice or for medicinal oil. This plant was grown by Northwoods Nursery, a certified Salmon Safe grower. Learn more at salmonsafe. org *Photo courtesy of Northwood Nursery