Some love the evergreen leaves coloring the winter landscape ... foot-wide trenches in holes about two feet wide. One admirable quality is that privet has some limited tolerance for salt, making ...

Variegated Chinese Privet Variegatum grows quickly to 6 feet tall and wide. It’s one of the better looking variegated plants with handsome matte green leaves and creamy white margins.

What: A curious evergreen shrub, Ligustrum japonicum “Rotundifolium,” or curly-leaf Japanese privet, has thick ... grow to be 4 feet tall and 6 feet wide when mature.

Glossy leaf privet (Ligustrum lucidum) has the largest leaves of the commonly grown local privet species and is best allowed to develop into a tall, informal hedge, reaching up to 30 feet ...

The leaves are semi-deciduous ... It can grow 15- to 20-feet tall and up to 10-feet wide. Use Florida Privet as an accent or specimen, in containers, as a patio tree, or as a border or hedge.

Calling it “glossy” can be confusing since wax-leaf or Japanese privet, especially the Texas privet variety (Ligustrum japonicum var. Texanum) has glossier leaves but they sometimes turn ...

A: Wax leaf ligustrum is commonly used in Arkansas as an evergreen shrub. It is not the invasive Ligustrum vulgare, commonly called privet. Wax leaf ligustrum has larger, waxier green leaves than ...

This photo, by Rebekah D. Wallace from the University of Georgia, shows the Japanese privet variety, which is sometimes also called wax-leaf privet, has a thick, glossy coating on its leaves.