The Askola Seaberry is a female variety known for its unique silver foliage and vibrant orange fruit. The berries ripen in late August and are rich in Vitamin A, C, E, antioxidants, and omega-3s. The leaves can also be dried and used to make tea. Seaberries require a male pollinator to produce fruit, and it is recommended to plant 6-8 female plants for every male plant, as pollination occurs through wind and gravity. Seaberries are generally resistant to pests and diseases, highly tolerant of drought and salt, and exceptionally hardy. The Askola is a German variety that is easy to grow and a great addition to any garden.