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The northern privet shrub adds lots of dense foliage to your yard with its compact and fast growth habit. When planted in rows or clusters, you can use their broad leaves to create natural privacy screens and wind barriers. These leaves grow close together in clusters, increasing their ability to block unwanted views and high winds. They are extremely easy to prune, making it simple to maintain the desired height and density. Many gardeners use the dense foliage as dramatic accents against other vegetation and landscape elements. Their greenery becomes even denser when they bloom small, white, tubular flowers. The blooming period usually starts in late May or early June.