sea buckthorn

Tart coastal berry

Sea buckthorn is a thorny shrub native to Europe and Asia, prized for its bright orange berries that grow in dense clusters along its branches.

The berries are exceptionally rich in vitamins and have a tart, citrusy flavor, making them popular in juices, jams, and health supplements.

The plant thrives in poor soils and harsh climates, often used for erosion control and land reclamation.

Sea buckthorn oil, extracted from the berries and seeds, appears in skincare products for its purported healing properties.

berry

tart

Sharp-flavored small pie

edible · juice · jam · harvest · forage · smoothies · culinary · superfood · exotic · sour

nutrient

vitamin C

Essential water-soluble antioxidant

vitamin E · vitamin A · fatty acids · minerals · bioactive · phytonutrients · nutraceutical · nutritive · beta-carotene · polyphenols

plant

shrub

Small woody plant

cultivar · nitrogen-fixing · erosion control · windbreak · drought-tolerant · rootstock · propagation · orchard · thicket · branches

habitat

coastal

Of the shoreline

riverbank · mountainous · Himalayan · Siberian · Central Asian · European · hardy · resilient · salt-tolerant · cold-tolerant

medicinal

healing

Restoration of health

extract · supplement · skin health · anti-inflammatory · antimicrobial · cardioprotective · adaptogen · holistic · salve · ointment

Opposites
vitamin c source plants

sea buckthornorange

Citrus with segments

lemon · lime · grapefruit · citrus · mandarin

growing conditions

sea buckthorntropical fruit

Warm-region edible plant product

banana · mango · papaya · pineapple · cacao

berry characteristics

sea buckthornblueberry

Small edible Vaccinium fruit

blackberry · sweet cherry · grape · mulberry · raspberry

Family

buckthorn, buckthorns, seaberry

Familiarity
Top 1,000,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Rated G