Ligustrum obtusifolium red it may still drop a

it may still drop a considerable number of leaves after periods of severe cold

Pink buds open up to pale-pink flowers in March to April then fade to white before giving way to lush

Ultimate height and spread perhaps 3 m

and tolerant of a wide range of soil types

Ligustrum obtusifolium red it may still drop aA handsome, fast growing privet developing a dense, broadly round habit with arching branches. The smooth, oval leaves are glossy, dark green often aquiring an attractive purple hue in autumn. Small white flowers in nodding panicles in July followed by blue black berries. Loved by wildlife. Great on all well drained soils. H7