American arborvitae ( Thuja occidentalis) is a low-maintenance, fast-growing evergreen tree that offers a tall privacy hedge.

When it comes to plant selection for a hedge, there are many more choices ... especially the Texas privet variety (Ligustrum japonicum var. Texanum) has glossier leaves but they sometimes turn ...

The wax leaf Ligustrum (Ligustrum japonicum 'Texanum') is an evergreen ... allowing you to carefully sculp a privacy hedge. The wax leaf Ligustrum is a fast-growing evergreen shrub that typically ...

The one I know from my childhood that still grows in hedges or wild in older neighborhoods is probably Ligustrum japonicum, or Japanese privet as it is sometimes called. Ligustrum lucidum ...

It’s possibly the most widely used hedging plant in England — ahead of beech ... There is one further privet that everyone should seek out. It’s a form of Ligustrum japonicum called ‘Rotundifolium’ ...

Clipped hedges produce fewer flowers ... Follow instructions on the package. Japanese Privet Ligustrum Japonicum. Grows in Zones 7-10 (USDA), in MS, LS, CS, and TS. Native to northern China ...

Pruning this Ligustrum is more for shape ... If you don’t want to grow it as a hedge or a mass planting, it also thrives when grown in a container and as an accent in the garden.

One of the most planted small trees in Florida is the ligustrum, and for good reason ... it makes an outstanding tall hedge to border a property or screen out unwanted views.

What: A curious evergreen shrub, Ligustrum japonicum “Rotundifolium,” or curly-leaf Japanese privet, has thick, dark green leaves that are shiny and rounded. The foliage almost seems jam ...

For shrubs, three to four feet apart; for hedges, 28- to 36-inches apart; and for a border or mass landscaping, four to six feet apart. Water the ligustrum before planting. Find a sunny spot to ...