The common privet is among the most grown plants in Eurasia, and is also common in the US. Their leaves have long been known for medicinal properties, with a few isolated Southern European areas using ...

There's a new invasive plant in Ohio's sights. And like the Bradford pear before it, Ohio is now targeting the common privet. Here's what to know.

Privet is one of those plants that can divide gardeners into two camps. Some love the evergreen leaves coloring the winter landscape, providing the base for beautiful formal topiaries and hedges.

Monell Center researchers extract anti-inflammatory compounds from the olive tree’s cousin, the common privet ...

A: Please no! The plants that you correctly said are everywhere in bloom now are common privet (Ligustrum vulgare). They were a common hedge plant in the 1900s.

It is not as invasive as the common privet, which is in bloom everywhere right now as well. Q: Attached is a picture of our redbud tree that was damaged in the tornado.

I commonly see variegated privet hedges that are turning green, like their genetic parent: common privet. On your loropetalum, a bud reverted to its parent and made white flowers.