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Ligustrum 'Box Leaf Privet' removeSoleirolia 'Golden Baby's Tears' 3" Pot removePyrus 'Everscreen' Ornamental Pear remove
NameLigustrum 'Box Leaf Privet' removeSoleirolia 'Golden Baby's Tears' 3" Pot removePyrus 'Everscreen' Ornamental Pear remove
ImageClassic Box Leaf Privet Ligustrum undulatum hedgeSoleirolia 'Golden Baby's Tears' forms a dense mound of small, bright green leaves that contrast with darker garden foliage. Thrives beautifully in a 18cm pot.Everscreen Ornamental Pear
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DescriptionA box hedging plant for the difficult garden. Box Leaf Privet are a great option for tall, narrow, non-flowering hedges. • Grows in any soils providing it's moderately draining • Does not like shady areas but will tolerate drought and frost • Fast growing

Soleirolia solerolii aurea

Golden Baby's Tears has small, dainty, bright-yellow leaves that grow along slender stems, creating a loose, lush mat. It is a great choice for a terrarium or houseplant! Grows best in moist, rich soil with regular water. Beautiful when used as a shady groundcover. 3''/7cm pot

Pyrus calleryana 'Winter Glow'

The only evergreen ornamental pear currently on the market, making it a highly sought after specimen tree. • Spring blossoms on semi bare branches • Ideal for screening or as a shade tree • Green glossy leaves with a silvered backing Everscreen Pears will only retain leaves in warmer climates. Cool climate areas such as rural Victoria are likely to see leaf drop in the winter but usually for only a period of up to 5 weeks. In cool climates it the Everscreen will get an autumnal colouring prior to leaf drop.   For more information on Ornamental Pears see our Pyrus - Ornamental Pear Factsheet
For care instructions, features and more, check out Additional Information below
ContentWhy buy Box Leaf Privet? [one_half] [/one_half] [one_half_last] Box Leaf Privet is one of the most popular hedging plants as it grows all year round, it will grow in almost any soil or conditions, and if it is kept trimmed it looks as good or better than English Box. Box Leaved Privet loves hot sunny positions (they don’t do well in a shady corner) and almost any soil as long as it is moderately well drained. To create a dense bushy low hedge or border you only need to plant 4 plants per metre. Box Leaf Privet loves plenty of water, regular fertilising and regular trimming. Given these are provided, you will find that you can create a dense fine traditional or English Box style border in just one full growing season with very little cost.
  • Great for hedging and low borders
  • Fast growing
  • Drought and frost tolerant
Chris says: “For a fast growing box hedge that is versatile and hardy, you can’t go past the Box Leaf Privet. This attractive border plant is drought, salt AND frost tolerant and will grow in both full sun or part shade. It is a fantastic alternative that will look just as good if not better than the English Box. Check out our Box Leaf Privet fact sheet for more info. [/one_half_last]
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Ligustrum undulatum

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Up to 1.2 metres, or trimmed lower, can grow a 2-3foot hedge in 12 months

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For border: 4 per metre For dense bushy hedge or border

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Rich green lush foliage, which will give a traditional style finish but grow very quickly

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Will grow in very poor or heavy soils, full sun to part shade, trim regularly to promote bushy growth and maintain formal shape

landscape-use

Low borders and medium hedges, excellent for formal landscapes or edging and topiary

Other Common Names

Callery Pear, Ever Screen Pear, Evergreen Pear, Flowering Pear, Ornamental Pear, Winter Glow

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China, Vietnam

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April, March, November, October, September

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2-3m apart

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