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

A:  If you are looking to create a solid hedge we would recommend planting 3-4 ft apart to allow the plants to eventually grow together. If you want individual shrubs you will want to plant 8+ ft apart.

A:  Red berries would make me think it would be some sort of holly.

A:  Yes. They look beautiful, especially in zone 7, when some other plants are bare.

A:  Yes, this tree stays green all year.

A:  Yes.

A:  Google says yes to both leaves and berries being toxic to dogs—and humans, depending on amount eaten.

A:  Yes, they are deer-resistant.

A:  yes

A:  The mature size for this plant is 8 ft H x 8 ft W. The one gallon Curly Leaf Ligustrum Recurvifolia will take 4-6 year depending on growing conditions to reach that size.

A:  I have had these for 4 years now. They are in a mostly shady area as a hedgerow. They grow very slowly. The sunnier ones seem to grow about 6+ inches per year. The ones that are in a slightly shadier area grow less than 4 inches per year.

A:  This plant is a fast growing plant, usually showing growth to about hedge height in 2-3 years. Average height ranges from 6' to 12' and the average width ranges from 6'-8' or 8'-10'.

A:  Three to four feet at least. They grow quickly in all directions and are super dense. In no time at all they'll interlock, even when you think they are too far apart.

A:  I would recommend planting them every 2 - 3 ft apart and that should allow your plants to grow together with in a few years to form a nice hedge

A:  Yes, ligustrum plants have very small berries.