Need a 10–15 ft tall, 3–4 ft wide evergreen hedge in Louisiana? Japanese ligustrum (Ligustrum japonicum) is the workhorse.
Shear 2–3× per year after establishment. Fertilize spring/fall with balanced slow-release. Water deeply weekly first year.
Alternatives: wax myrtle, viburnum 'Awabuki', or podocarpus—but ligustrum wins on speed/cost.
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