California privet 'Lemon and Lime', also known as Golden privet 'Lemon and Lime', Oval-leaved privet 'Lemon and Lime'
Plants of the genus Ligustrum ovalifolium 'Lemon and Lime', commonly known as california privet 'Lemon and Lime', hail mainly from Asia, with a handful of species being native to Europe or North Africa. They are hardy shrubs or small trees that grow thickly and often retain their leaves year-round. For this reason, several species within the genus are very popular as hedge plants. California privet 'Lemon and Lime' also tend to produce copious quantities of berries which, in turn, attract birds. While the plants are common ornamentals, their toughness and adaptability have also made them pesky invaders in some places, including parts of the U.S.
Watering schedule: Every 1-2 weeks
Sunlight Requirements: Full sun
Common issues for California privet 'Lemon and Lime' based on 10 million real cases