Ligustrum vulgare (Wild Privet) - Root Balled - 150-175cm Full sun;Full sun/partial shade lance-shaped green leaves that turn

lance-shaped green leaves that turn a lovely golden hue in the fall

Julian A Dessert Pollination group 2 Czar' St

though in some regions—such as Australia and New Zealand—it is regarded as an invasive species due to its ability to form dense thickets that displace native plants

wide spreading tree with large

attractive form

Ligustrum vulgare (Wild Privet) - Root Balled - 150-175cm Full sun;Full sun/partial shade lance-shaped green leaves that turnWild privet good for screening. Attracts wildlife. Ligustrum vulgare, commonly known as wild privet, is a deciduous shrub that plays a vital role in supporting wildlife. With its dense and bushy growth habit, wild privet provides excellent shelter and nesting sites for various bird species. Birds such as thrushes, blackbirds, and warblers find refuge in its thick foliage, using it as a protective cover during nesting and roosting. The small, fragrant