Privet tree

<p>Plant focus on <strong>Ligustrum lucidum </strong><em>excelsum superbum</em> - Chinese Privet - an attractive tree for screening.</p>

Privets are a controversial flowering shrub but all-in-all are widely considered to be a great garden addition. Learn why you should consider a privet.

The hardy ligustrum genus is a versatile group of shrubs for accents, hedges, or small trees. Three of the most popular are varieties in green, gold-tipped and variegated.

Find Japanese Privet (Ligustrum japonicum) in Davidsonville, Maryland (MD) at Homestead Gardens (Waxleaf Privet)

Privets are a controversial flowering shrub but all-in-all are widely considered to be a great garden addition. Learn why you should consider a privet.

Find Texanum Japanese Privet (Topiary form) (Ligustrum japonicum 'Texanum (Topiary)') in Lake Forest, California (CA) at Green Thumb Nursery (Waxleaf Privet)

Chinese privet is an aggressively spreading bushy tree that wreaks havoc on Tennessee’s landscapes. Here’s why it’s so bad and what we can do about it.

LIGUSTRUM LUCIDUM EXCELSUM SUPERBUM – Variegated Chinese Privet Characteristics Variegated Chinese privet is an attractive striking variegated form of the…

Variegated Privet Ligustrum sinense ‘Variegatum’ Durable, deciduous shrub with green leaves bordered with creamy white. Can be sheared into hedge, multitrunk, tree form or use in shrub bed to add color and texture. Grows well in most soils and is heat and humidity tolerant.

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