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[Jonathan Storvick <jstorvick@gmail.com>]

By seaberry, are you referring to Hippophae rhamnoides?  If you try searching for it as "sea buckthorn" you might have better luck.  I know One Green World has a bazillion cultivars, many from the former Soviet Union where there was apparently some great breeding work going on.  Their seaberry page can be found here:  http://www.onegreenworld.com//index.php?cPath=4_117

Cheers,

Jonathan

On Sat, Jan 8, 2011 at 9:43 AM, Maria Schumann <mariaschu@vtlink.net> wrote:

Does anyone know of a good source for seaberry plants?  I was planning on buying 40 or so plants from northwoods nursery, but they have already sold out, and the other nurseries I know of who sell them are too expensive.  Northwoods said they are the only nursery in the u.s. growing seaberries-- can that be true?  I'm looking for a mix of russian and german varieties.
thanks!

Maria
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