• Phillyrea angustifolia - A. BarraI, CC BY-SA 4.0 , via Wikimedia Commons
  • Phillyrea angustifolia - James Steakley, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
  • Phillyrea angustifolia - Jardins du Monde.be
  • Phillyrea angustifolia - A. BarraI, CC BY-SA 4.0 , via Wikimedia Commons
  • Phillyrea angustifolia - James Steakley, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
  • Phillyrea angustifolia - Jardins du Monde.be

Narrow-leaved mock privet

Phillyrea angustifolia

The Narrow-leaved mock privet , or Phillyrea angustifolia , is also known as the wild olive tree . It is a hardy shrub , tolerant not only to pollution but also to drought once well established. It can withstand strong winds as well as sea spray and salt . It is ideal for use in...
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  • Delivery expected from 11/19/2024
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Description

Height at maturity 2 - 3 m
Wingspan at maturity 2 m
Exposure Sun, partial shade
Flowering
Hardiness -16°C
Origin Mediterranean and Middle East

Phillyrea angustifolia or Narrow-leaved mock privet : the all-round shrub.

The Narrow-leaved mock privet , or Phillyrea angustifolia, is also known as the wild olive tree. It is a hardy shrub, tolerant not only to pollution but also to drought once well established. It can withstand strong winds as well as sea spray and salt. It is ideal for use in seaside gardens as a windbreak, or as a stand-alone plant to create a Mediterranean atmosphere.

Phillyrea angustifolia, a small shrub from the East and the Mediterranean with a bushy habit, can reach 2 to 3 m in height when fully grown and almost as wide. It has evergreen foliage with fine, leathery leaves 3 to 8 cm long, bronze to dark green. Its small, inconspicuous flowers, which bloom from March to May, are creamy white to greenish, fragrant and melliferous. The fruits are small and bluish-black. They are not edible but are a treat for birds in autumn.

The Narrow-leaved mock privet prefers the drained, poor and stony soils of the garrigue, but this shrub can withstand all types of soil. Phillyrea angustifolia likes sunny exposures but can also tolerate part shade. It is a hardy shrub that can withstand harsh winters and temperatures as low as -16°C. It is best planted in spring or autumn. It is recommended to water well the first two years to encourage rooting. If the shrubs are planted in a hedge, space them 2 metres apart. Pruning is possible after flowering.

Features

  • Common name : Narrow-leaved mock privet
  • Family : Oleaceae
  • Category : shrub
  • Spread : 2 m
  • Foliage : evergreen
  • Color of flowers :
  • Use : isolated - shrubbery - hedge
  • Soil : neutral to limestone - stony and draining
  • Habit : upright
  • Earth to use : universal potting soil/garden soil/compost
  • Enemies :
  • Possible diseases : resistant to diseases

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