Description
Ligustrum Ovalifolium Trough Hedge: Best to trim at least 3 times a year, this hedge is suitable for growing in a wide range of soil conditions and locations including shade and under trees and even in areas of tree roots where nothing else will grow. In colder areas, or harsh winds, this hedge can lose some or all of its leaves, be mindful of that when you know bad, strong, harsh weathers are expected to move to safety. This plant was introduced from Japan in 1885, and is also known as the oval leafed privet. Additionally, if this stunning plant is left untrimmed a white flower head and followed by a blackberry, but if these are maintained and trimmed, it will be very unusual to see them.
