'Sunshine' Ligustrum in 2 Minutes💛🌿 

I think a dwarf species of Sunshine would be great. It could make them pair better with baby gems.

I have 9 of them. I love them. 6 in my back yard and 3 in the front yard. 💞💞💞💞

Love that part of your yard.

your yard is beautiful thank you

Thank you 😘👍🏻

I just bought one of these and got the shipment this past week. I can't wait to see this do it's thing. I paired it with the purple/pink azaleas.

I LOVE mine!!! Best cute lil shrub ever!!!

I purchased several sunshine ligustrum last year. I thought they were not going to make it as they dropped most of their leaves. Scared me! However, they all came back this spring...better than ever!

I LOVE these shrubs❤️

So helpful that you are in NC as I hail from the Greensboro area ! Many thanks for your helpful content. Good to know that this Chinese Privet is bulletproof!

OMG - I think this is the right shrub for a really bright space. Thanks!

Thank you! I’ve been thinking about getting one for my yard!

Mine defoliated the whole bottom during the winter and did what I could to make it flush out this spring. Finally pulled the 3 of them. Did not plant too deep, adequate water. Been a gardener for 30 yrs, planting trees and shrubs, so I don't understand what went wrong. Western NC. zone 7.

I love Sunshine Ligustrum. This shrub grows fast, is electric, and extremely hardy.

Pretty color shrub ✨🌄✨

Love the bright color!! Would go well with some flowers!

nice brother

I got one of these last time you did a video of this. They grow fast and love full sun in my front yard bed!

Unfortunately, my deer here in Charlotte love this plant.

Thank you for your information videos. Any shrub ideas for corner area up against a house?

In Central Florida this plant really struggles. Foliage become bleached, it turn brown and drops and ceases to grow. Causes unknown

Can this bush be propagated? I have one in the backyard but it's started to get more shady back there so I want another one to put in Front yard!

What’s the difference between ligustrum and lemon lime nandina? They look so much alike. Are they sisters??

Can these take a heavy pruning? Which drawf loropetalum would you recommend with them? I'm liking the purple day dream but also the crimson fire or cerise.

How often do you water these plants?

Live in a corner lot so I need about 6-7ft high shrub for privacy along fence..my yard sits high so people can see us from street. Do u recommend this one, red photinoa or baby giant avrobiate?? I think I love in zone 9 in Clovis California. I also need about 12 to 15ft to block my 2 story meighboor in the back.

I planted these all around my house in October 2020. They have lost all their leaves and looks like they are about to die. Is this normal? I live near Benson, NC.

I have found some at a nursery that were bright yellow but no brown leaves. Looked healthy to me. However, I've read that if this plant gets yellow that there might be root issues. Is this true? I really like the bright yellow but don't want any issues. Is yellow okay or should I stick to green?

Hi. Do their leaves turn green? We have them on our fence( planted by the old house owner) and they turned green. The new leaves sprouting are yellow but turn green as they mature. How can I keep them yellow? Thanks.

I am in zone 5, if I plant it in my garden, in winter its leaves will stay or fall?

Would these be okay to plant in the summer, or would you recommend planting early Fall or Spring?

My sunshine ligustrum haven’t put out new growth since winter. In fact a couple are losing their leaves and the stems are dying. Do you have any idea what might be wrong? I garden in zone 8. Thanks

In my limited experience with this plant in zone 7b, it is not reliably evergreen. I would consider it tardily deciduous. And it takes several months to flush out (not weeks).

I have some sunshine ligustrum that are 3yrs old and this year the bottom 2/3rds aren’t leaving out and it looks like it’s affecting the top leafing. They are on an irrigation system with early watering but I’m concerned I might be loosing them! Any suggestions? I need help 😳

Jim, great video .very informative. I planted 5 - 10 gallon sunshine legustrums as feature shrubs on a large water feature 16 years ago. Last year, almost all lost leaves in winter for first time. Came back ok in early spring Then several began shedding again leaving large brown sections in otherwise bright yellow foliage. I see no visible evidence of insect or fungal infestation. Have experienced Both in Leyland cypress and Little giant arborvite. Do you have any suggestions that could explain mass leaf shedding in only parts of these shrubs? I have snipped off a few leafless branches and peeled back bark which is still green. Some of these shrubs have a height of 10ft And width about the same. All are getting about 5-8 hrs of direct sun. I am in central NC. Zone 7.

Very nice yard. Is this winter hardy for zone 5.

I am having problems with leaves turning brown. I trimmed off all the bad foliage and was shocked that only 18 hours later the healthy leaves started turning brown (from the end of the branch first). It seems you don't answer many questions about solving problems with the plants sold by this company. I would appreciate some guidance. Thank you!

Looks like your baby gem boxwood is doing great. I actually planted an row of them as a hedge that is back planted with bloomstruck Hydrangea. But my baby gem boxwood is suffering from what looks to be blight. They have been in the ground for about a year and are really well established but I keep getting large chucks of branches dying off and they hold on to the dead leaves. 😩 I live In savannah ga. How do you keep yours free from blight? We seem to have the same growing conditions.

I am hearing 4 feet max and then some say 6 feet max. So which is it? How many inches does it grow per year?

Hi, I have several southern living sunshine lugustrums most planted on a hill in our backyard. I planted several last spring (2020) and more this year (2021). I am in metro GA and we have been getting a lot of rain and experiencing some pretty cool evening this spring. Sadly I have noticed that a few of my lugustrums I planted last year have lost many of their leaves after heavy rains...one completely bare. Will the leaves return this summer or are they dead. Please HELP )-;

Would these plants do well in a damp, full sun location?

What do you use for fertilizer with these? Thanks.

What do the zones mean????

like 100

Do these get “leggy”? Also, how hard can you trim these back? I want to keep it in a spherical shape at no bigger than 2 feet height and 2 feet width. Is that possible to do?