This is a great choice for a hedge in a location where the growing conditions are challenging. Sea Buckthorn prefers dry, almost sandy soil, thriving where other shrubs might struggle to grow. It is a most attractive shrub with small and slender, silvery leaves growing along thorny stems. The yellow flowers later produce bright orange grape sized fruits clustered along the stems. These are full of Vitamin C and require a male plant to produce the best crop. A fine plant for a coastal garden, Sea Buckthorn works well as a hedge or screening. Height: 8m (26?). Spread: 8m (26?). Planting Distance: 30cm (12).