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Amur River Privet Hedge
Amur River Privet Hedge
Drought Resistant and Easy to Trim

  (4 customer reviews)

Fast growing and long lived! Glossy foliage frames 3-inch clusters of white flowers in May and June, keeps its rich green color late into fall. Bears ebony berries in late fall that cling all winter long. Grows to 10 feet but is easily squared off for a manicured look. Produces a solid screen in a year.

Hedges divide a yard into separate spaces for outdoor entertaining, for gardening and for setting off a stretch of lawn. They are far more attractive then fencing and much less expensive.

Zones: 3-7.

Buying Options
Amur River Privet Hedge - 12-18 Inches
17082 - For each offer ordered, get 5 plants.
Price: 1 - $19.95
2 or more - $17.95
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Product Details
Zones: 5 - 9 (-10° F.)
Height: 12-15 '
Spacing: 2-21/2 ft
Depth: Soak roots or entire tree 2-6 hours before planting, plant so stain on trunk is at same level as previously planted
Spread: Space 1-2' apart
Sun/Shade: Sun to Half Shade
Color: Creamy White
Foliage: Loses leaves in Fall
Blooms: Late Spring/Early Summer
Comments: If heavy soil, add peat moss, dehydrated cow manure or compost. Hold plant in hole with previous planting stain at ground level. Spread roots; add soil to fill half way; compact soil; complete filling, compact soil and water well. Prune to shape as a formal hedge in summer after blooming season ends. May remain somewhat evergreen in the south. Ornamental berries in the fall. Good hedge for the northern areas and in partially shaded areas. Restricted in Arizona
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Amur River Privet Hedge  Ships In The Spring
Unable to ship to: AE AK BC GU HI PR

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 -  Monday, June 09, 2008
Wow!
Reviewed By: Paul (Iowa City, IA)
Planted a long row of these for a hedge. Started literally as tiny sticks in the ground. First year they grew quite a bit. Second season a few (15 out of 75) didnt make it, unsure why, but Gurneys replaced them free of charge. This is the third season and these things look great, most plants are appox 5 ft high and ready to be trimmed to thicken them up. Highly recommend these plants and Gurneys is the only place I'd buy from!

 -  Sunday, June 08, 2008
Doesn't like snow
Reviewed By: Living on the Hedge (Northern, Maine)
Planted them two years ago and they are definately not fast growing where I live. They've gotten to about two and a half feet tall each year but if you live in an area which receives lots of snow be aware that they will all be broken when the snow melts. I would suggest a making some protective covering for them if you do get lots of snow. For me, trying to grow an 80 ft long hedge would demand too much winter preperation. Might as well make a fence and be done with it.

 -  Monday, April 28, 2008
Hedge
Reviewed By: Lewann (Youngsville, PA)
When we received these shrubs, I was sad to see how small they were. We planted them, and were so surprised how well they did the first summer. This is our 3rd summer and we actually have a hedge!


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