Seaberry 'Frugana' (Hippophae rhamnoides) Fertilizer both native and exotic

both native and exotic

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is self-fertile and is hardy to minus 25°F

Originally published in 1974

Seaberry 'Frugana' (Hippophae rhamnoides) Fertilizer both native and exoticA vigorous and very productive variety, Frugana bears abundant crops of early ripeing, juicy and flavorful, bright orange red berries. These sweet tart berries make delicious juice and preserves. Height: 10 12ft Watering needs: regular, can tolerate dry summers once established Pollination needs: Seaberries are wind pollinated and need a male for fruit set. One male can pollinate up to eight female plants. Sun needs: half day sun Soil needs: well