Sunshine ligustrum

Five Uses for ‘Sunshine’ Ligustrum | Few plants effortlessly combine the dramatic impact and easy care of Sunshine Ligustrum. Here are 5 ways to put it to use in your landscape. #sunshineligustrum #plantsforhedges #sunloving #slplants #southernlivingplants #topiaryplants

Easy-to-Care-for Outdoor Plants That Will Add Color to Your Yard | Hardy and easy to care for, this evergreen shrub sports golden foliage year round and can flourish in some serious heat. Learn more about this drought tolerant plant by clicking here. #gardening #gardenideas #realsimple #flowergarden #growingflowers

How to grow sunshine ligustrum Sunlight ligustrum is a type of shrub that grows well in humid conditions. The species can tolerate different soil types and nutrients, making it versatile. However, it is not suitable for poorly drained soil because of the salt content. There is also a privet variety that is easy to grow… Read More »Sunshine Ligustrum Companion Plants: How to employ complementary colors in the landscape

Sunshine Ligustrum shines bright in any garden with its vibrant foliage. Complement its golden hues with blue fescue or purple fountain grass for striking contrast. Avoid planting it near aggressive spreaders like English ivy. Want to learn more about ideal companions or care tips for Sunshine Ligustrum? Explore our comprehensive guide for valuable insights.

I visited my daughter who lives in Augusta, Georgia, during the Christmas holidays to help her landscape her new house. I thoroughly enjoyed our trip to the garden center, picking out great plants that would perform well in her landscape. The best of what we bought that day in December was the Sunshine Ligustrum.

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Distinctively bright chartreuse foliage sets this dwarf, yet fast growing, shrub apart from other landscape standards. Great as an accent hedge or specimen, Ligustrum ‘Sunshine’ can be used in many different styles of landscapes. Along with it’s use in garden beds, ‘Sunshine’ does well in low maintenance patio containers. Plant this dwarf ligustrum with contrasting foliage colors of purple and red to create a dramatic display. Looking for a low-growing shrub to create small borders or knot…