I'd love to be able to plant one in my backyard. A: I have to admit, I have never seen a privet this large. When I first ...

A: I have to admit, I have never seen a privet this large. When I first glanced at the picture of the large tree and then the close-up of the flowers and leaves, I thought it had to be two ...

Berberis, privet, wire-netting bush (corokia), spindle tree (euonymus) and cotoneaster all have similar characteristics. The ...

The villain is a large, evergreen shrub or small tree called Chinese privet (Ligustrum sinense), which is very invasive in the southern U.S. It's worse than kudzu because kudzu needs sun to grow.

Pueblo County CSU-Extension Office Horticulture Specialist Amanda Weidner writes about choosing the right plants for your ...

Chinese privet is a semi-evergreen shrub that can grow ... eastern U.S. The Mimosa plant is also known as the Persian silk tree and is native to Asia, but was introduced to the U.S. in 1745.

The popular horticulture pastime has become all the the rage; here are the plants to choose, and how to perfect your design ...

I’d already torn up my yard with the plan to replace all my grass and invasive privet and English ivy with native plants ...

While fast-growing screening plants can be a great way to hide an ugly fence, it’s important to note that growing plants on ...

A stone’s throw from the glamour of the Chelsea Flower Show, veteran Archie Ferguson’s green spaces bring solace to himself ...

Selecting the right spot for your privet bonsai tree is essential. These trees thrive in bright, indirect sunlight. Placing your bonsai near a south- or west-facing window can provide optimal light ...