The Male Sea Buckthorn is essential for pollinating female plants, with one male plant capable of pollinating up to eight females. Pollination occurs through wind and gravity, so it’s important to plant these shrubs strategically. While it has unique silver foliage, the male plant does not produce fruit, as its sole purpose is pollination. Sea buckthorns are generally resistant to pests and diseases, and they are highly tolerant of drought and salt. Remarkably hardy and adaptable, seaberries make an excellent choice for even the harshest conditions.