Privet has long been a popular hedging plant to provide a fast and dense screen. It is a quick-growing and versatile option for hedges, but one that needs regular pruning to keep it neat and ...

For more identification tips, or to differentiate between privet species, visit Woody Invasives of the Great Lakes (WIGL) Collaborative and Midwest Invasive Plant Network (MIPN)and search for privets.

If you’re looking for a more structured piece, the 14″ Privet Artificial Plant and the 16″ Unsheared Boxwood Artificial Plant are fantastic choices. These faux plants feature dense ...

“According to available records, tree privets were first introduced into New Zealand in the 1950s as hedge plants,” Thompson said. “It is likely that the privet trees in question were ...

"The goats are not only agile and small and can fit into tight spaces but they love terrain," Crow said. "Rather than cut this plant down and stimulate growth, [the goats] are pulling all the green, ...