Hippophae Rhamnoides - Seaberry buds opening (Sea Buckthorn)

Hippophae Rhamnoides - Seaberry buds opening (Sea Buckthorn).

My male seaberry plant is growing very well here in Central California, Zone 9b.

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[christophercox]

Thanks for the video.
How are these doing today?
I would have guessed that they were planted to closely to one another.
I know they are wind-pollinated, but these can become huge shrubs.
Do you keep them small and are they still in the same spots?
Appreciate any reply ;)

[scooterpuddy]

Hello, are your hippophae rhamnoides still doing well, three years down the road? I'm in Zone 9b and VERY interested. Thanks!