Hippophae rhamnoides 'Botanika'

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Hippophae rhamnoides 'Botanika' is a female sea buckthorn grown for its attractive orange berries and exceptional toughness. To produce fruit, it must be planted with a compatible male pollinator, as it is not self-fertile. During the growing season, the plant carries narrow, silvery-grey leaves, which are shed in autumn. Highly tolerant of wind, drought, and poor soils, this hardy shrub is well suited to coastal gardens, wildlife planting, and productive hedging where conditions are challenging.

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Key Features

Plants by type
  • Shrubs
Flower Colour
Eventual Height
  • 2.5m-4
Flowering Month
  • March
  • April
Planting Position
  • Full sun
Features
  • Evergreen

How to care for Hippophae rhamnoides 'Botanika'

Light:
Full sun; essential for flowering and fruit production.

Soil:
Well-drained soil; thrives in poor, sandy, or coastal soils. Avoid waterlogging.

Water:
Water while establishing; very drought-tolerant once established.

Pruning:
Prune in late winter to manage size and improve access for harvesting; wear gloves due to thorns.

Hardiness:
Fully hardy throughout the UK; extremely tolerant of wind, salt, and exposure.

Feeding:
Low feeding needs; avoid rich fertilisers.

Notes

Female sea buckthorn variety.

Requires a male pollinator to produce berries.

Produces bright orange berries in autumn when pollinated.

Deciduous shrub with narrow, silvery-grey foliage during the growing season.

Selected for reliable fruit quality and steady cropping.

Thorny plant suitable for coastal gardens, hedging, and wildlife planting.

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