Q&A - When you say to avoid privet, what kind do you mean and why?
Question:
When you say to avoid privet, what kind do you mean and why?
Answer:
Chinese privet is very invasive and can spread rapidly. Mary Schmidt from Lichterman Nature Center says birds eat the berries and spread the seeds. The privet found in the wild, crowds out native plants. Mary gives several native alternatives to privet.
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When you say to avoid privet, what kind do you mean and why?
Answer:
Chinese privet is very invasive and can spread rapidly. Mary Schmidt from Lichterman Nature Center says birds eat the berries and spread the seeds. The privet found in the wild, crowds out native plants. Mary gives several native alternatives to privet.
Related Videos:
Is there a non-invasive privet?
How do I get rid of privet that’s taking over my land?
What is the best thing to spray to kill privet?
Related Resources:
Ligustrum
Control Options for Chinese Privet