Sea Buckthorn Bare Root Hedge

Sea Buckthorn Bare Root HedgeHippophae rhamnoides is commonly known as 'Sea Buckthorn' and is a very popular tree that displays silvery grey foliage with small yellow flowers in Summer. Once the flowers fall this plant produces bright orange edible berries that are excellent winter feeding for wildlife and wild birds. Hippophae rhamnoides will do fine in any type of soil. Sea Buckthorn tree grows at around 1 2 feet per year and will grow to 8m+ in its lifetime.

You should position this tree in full sunlight

Fritillaria should be planted in the autumn or autumn and regularly watered to ensure root growth before winter

They will thrive between June and September

If you've got a glut of blueberries

Viburnum plicatum Kilimanjaro is a deciduous tree with an abundance of pretty features

Perfect to end the spring and start the summer flowering season

bumblebees and other insects for nectar and pollen

Flower Record has a delineated fiery orange and red stripe which crowns the outermost part of the central cup

Ensuring that the Cercis siliquastrum is planted with a high exposure to sunlight is essential if you expect it to flourish just as it would in the Mediterranean

The delightful yellow

you're looking right at it

Can't decide which wildflower trays you want