Seaberry 'Orange Energy' (Hippophae rhamnoides) Size:1 gal The leaves of this plant

The leaves of this plant were traditionally used by Indigenous communities for medicinal purposes

The berries are usually found in jams

Well-suited to the dappled shade of woodland gardens

Landscape Use and Ecological Function:  Drought torrent southern Oregon and California native

Seaberry 'Orange Energy' (Hippophae rhamnoides) Size:1 gal The leaves of this plant(Habego cv.) Selected by H. J. Albrecht in Berlin, Orange Energy is prized for its abundant crops of large, bright orange, flavorful and vitamin rich berries. Height: 6 8ft Width: 4 6ft Watering needs: regular, can tolerate dry summers once established Pollination: wind pollinated; must be planted with male for pollination Sun needs: half day to full sun Soil needs: moist, well draining to dry, rocky; prefers rich acidic Fruiting Time: late August