 | Common Privet Hedge (Ligustrum Ovalifolium)
Privet is a widely grown semi evergreen, meaning that it is generally evergreen but may lose some or all of its leaves in very hard winters or coastal areas. It has rich green leaves and forms creamy white flowers in July, which are attractive to butterflies and birds, but are generally clipped away. It is quite fast growing (approx 30cm pa) and should be trimmed a couple of times during the summer to encourage the formation of a dense, formal hedge, resistant to pollution and therefore popular in urban and suburban gardens. It will grow well virtually anywhere other than wet sites. Its leaves are harmful if eaten.
Prices shown are the price per plant, other than packs of 250, 500 and 1000.
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