While the common Chinese privet (Ligustrum sinense) is considered an invasive species in North Carolina, and is one hummingbird-attracting plant you'll wish you never grew in your yard ...

The Chinese privet, Ligustrum sinense, is a plant that is well known to many people as a great nuisance in the landscape. It is also a Florida noxious weed because of its invasive nature.

As you might know, the field at Sanford Stadium is surrounded by hedge made up of Chinese privet, ligustrum sinense. Perhaps the national champion University of Georgia Bulldogs should proclaim ...

Chinese privet (Ligustrum sinense) is everywhere in our area. From backyards to forests, this invasive species has a strong foothold in the Southeast. This shrub or tree was introduced at one ...

It was a Chinese privet (Ligustrum sinense) loaded with purple berries and as colorful as I’ve seen in years, even surviving our current winter freeze. Arriving in the mid-1800s from China ...

Sunshine' privet (Ligustrum sinense ... which can be invasive in specific environments. Common Name: Chinese Privet Botanical Name: Family: Oleaceae Plant Type: ...

KISMA focuses mainly on the border privet (Ligustrum obtusifolium), amur privet (Ligustrum amurense), and hybrids of the two. Common identifying characteristics include: woody shrub that grows around ...

It is not the invasive Ligustrum vulgare, commonly called privet. Wax leaf ligustrum has larger, waxier green leaves than privet but does bloom with "fragrant" white flowers in the spring — some ...

Shrubs play a vital role in the landscape for several reasons, and having an easy-care shrub can offer numerous benefits. Shrubs are important for providing framework in the landscape and they are ...