Questions and Answers for FLOWERWOOD 2.5 Gal - Wavy Leaf Ligustrum Recurvifolia, Evergreen Shrub, Creamy-White Flowers

A:  Wavy Leaf Ligustrum plants typically have shallow roots, extending only a few inches below the soil surface. While they may develop some deeper roots over time, their primary root system tends to remain close to the surface. This characteristic makes Wavy Leaf Ligustrum well-suited for use in landscapes where shallow-rooted plants are preferred, such as near sidewalks, driveways, or other structures, as they are less likely to cause damage. Additionally, shallow roots can make transplanting and container gardening with Wavy Leaf Ligustrum easier and more manageable.

A:  Wavy Leaf Ligustrum is generally hardy in USDA hardiness zones 7 to 10. In zone 6b, which experiences colder winters, it might struggle to survive without winter protection. Shielding the plant from wind can help to some extent, but it may still be at risk of winter damage or dieback. To increase its chances of survival in zone 6b, consider planting it in a sheltered location, mulching the base for insulation, and using burlap or other protective coverings during extreme cold spells. Keep in mind that success can vary depending on microclimates and the severity of winter conditions in your specific area.

A:  This plant has 15 to 18 inches of growth per year.

A:  Yes, this will stray green all winter long.

A:  Its average shipping height is 14" tall and its mature height (fully grown) is 96" tall.

A:  They come in all different sizes when they are in season.

A:  It is approximately 8-14+ inches tall.