Amur privet Oleaceae Ligustrum amurense

Leaf:Opposite, simple, narrowly ovate, 1 to 2 1/2 inches, entire margin, shiny dark green above, lighter and may be somewhat pubescent below, both petiole and midrib pubescent, considered deciduous but may be tardily so.
Flower:Axillary 1 to 2 inch panicles of white flowers, often very dense, very fragrant, appearing in early summer at ends of twigs, individual flowers have long corolla tubes.
Fruit:Bluish black drupe, 1/4 inch in diameter, ripens in late summer and persists.
Twig:Slender, grayish brown, pubescent, small opposite buds with blunt bud scales.
Bark:Smooth, grayish brown.
Form:Upright shrub, many stems, can be somewhat twiggy, reaches heights of 15 feet.
leaf fruit twig bark form map
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