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Japanese Privet

Japanese Privet

Often grown as a hedge or small tree, Japanese privet brings a splashy floral show to the landscape. This is a fast grower in any climate, reaching 8-10 feet tall and 5-7 feet wide. It is considered invasive in some regions. Double-check with your local extension office before planting. Hardy in Zones 7 to 11. Botanical name: Ligustrum japonicum
High-Maintenance Privet Hedge

High-Maintenance Privet Hedge

Great for a formal hedge or shrub, privet is a summer-time only, dense foliage. The downside, however, is that it grows very quickly and usually needs trimming about four times a year. The leaves and berries of the plant are considered poisonous and can affect humans and animals alike.
Pear Tree As Garden Focal Point

Pear Tree As Garden Focal Point

A pear tree takes center stage in this formal landscape. Stone-and-gravel paths, privet and a bed full of ageratum provide the perfect setting for this patio-sized tree.
Curved Driveway With Hedges

Curved Driveway With Hedges

Privet hedges match the graceful curve of the driveway and act as a privacy screen for the yard.
Urn With Boxwood and Ivy

Urn With Boxwood and Ivy

The visually intriguing mix of plants and materials in this manicured backyard include bluestone, boxwood, privet hedges, hydrangea and English ivy.
Lawn and Lounge Chairs

Lawn and Lounge Chairs

A clipped privet hedge defines the outer border of this property and give its guests and residents privacy.
Jewel-Toned Table Centerpiece

Jewel-Toned Table Centerpiece

Jewel-toned florals are an alternative to the traditional oranges and reds in Thanksgiving tablescapes. This flower arrangement by Forage and Flower brings together antique red hydrangea, peonies, peach Campanella garden roses, 'Green Trick' dianthus, white dubium, lavender spray roses, magnolia, privet berry and pieris.
Romantic Holiday Tablescape with Succulents and Texture

Romantic Holiday Tablescape with Succulents and Texture

Candles and metallic accents complete the design and add a soft romanticism to a tablescape. The mix of florals includes antique green hydrangea, peach Campanella garden rose, peonies, Chocolate Sunflower privet berry, magnolia, pieris, dusty miller, Agonis mixed with dried pods and pheasant feathers. To accent the florals, Forage and Flower used lush green mood moss mounds, a xerographica air plant and candlelight with the mossy green tapers and low gold votives.

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Japanese Privet

High-Maintenance Privet Hedge

Pear Tree As Garden Focal Point

Curved Driveway With Hedges

Urn With Boxwood and Ivy

Lawn and Lounge Chairs

Jewel-Toned Table Centerpiece

Romantic Holiday Tablescape with Succulents and Texture