One such shrub is Sunshine Ligustrum (Ligustrum sinense). Sunshine Ligustrum is a great choice for a reliable, easy-care shrub that adds a burst of sunniness to any landscape.

One such shrub is Sunshine Ligustrum (Ligustrum sinense). Sunshine Ligustrum is a great choice for a reliable, easy-care shrub that adds a burst of sunniness to any landscape.

Sunshine Ligustrum can be grown in USDA hardiness zones 6 through 10 and prefers a sunny spot in your garden. This means that you should choose the spot for your container-grown tree or shrub ...

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-packed ...

The shrub can set seeds, which germinate occasionally, but it has not become invasive in Arkansas. It can be nipped back in the northern tier of counties during cold winter weather.

Arriving in the mid-1800s from China, the fast-growing shrub was utilized as hedges in many landscapes. Unfortunately, these early plantings evolved into one of the worst invasives in the Southeast.

DEAR JANET: This bush is about 12 feet tall and under three large oak trees. It gets little direct sunlight before about 2 p.m. Some leaves have turned yellow brown, but not knowing what type of ...

Question: My ligustrum tree is developing yellow leaves with brown spots. I treated it with a fungicide and fertilized four weeks ago, and I see no change. What should I do next? Answer: A little m… ...

Chinese privet (Ligustrum sinense) is now in full bloom and their blooms are as colorful as I’ve seen in years. Arriving in the mid-1800s from China, the fast-growing shrub was used as hedges in ...

IN THE GARDEN: Mystery shrub is wax ligustrum, not the undesirable privet. May 13, 2023 at 1:31 a.m.