Dear Master Gardener: I read about a plant called sea buckthorn that has edible fruit. I’ve never seen it in a local nursery. Is it a relative of the invasive buckthorn that we should be eradicating?

It’s a ridiculously frustrating fruit, a superfood, the trendiest thing in some restaurants since the goat and beetroot salad. And it grows like a weed around our coastal areas. Meet the sea buckthorn ...

Beads in shades of red, black and gold – autumn treasures growing naturally, abundantly, wild, without a plan: rowan, blackthorn, sea buckthorn. These edible plants, typical for the Polish autumn ...

Ever heard of sea buckthorn? Probably not. But you may think differently soon because this remarkable fruit tree is poised to become a hottie sensation in Ontario. Ever heard of sea buckthorn?