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Arborvitae vs Oval-leaved privet

Arborvitae vs Oval-leaved privet

Arborvitae and Oval-leaved privet are often considered for the same spot in the garden (hedge, screening). The data below shows where they differ: size, hardiness, care, toxicity and price.

Illustration of Arborvitae

Arborvitae

Thuja occidentalis 3.5 m × 1.2 m after 10 years

A dense evergreen with scale-like foliage, planted in its columnar and conical forms (such as fast Brabant or slim Columna) as a clipped hedge or…

Hedge
Full sun
Part shade
from about €2.70
Illustration of Oval-leaved privet

Oval-leaved privet

Ligustrum ovalifolium 3 m × 2 m after 10 years

An undemanding hedging shrub with glossy dark green leaves that thickens up quickly, grows in almost any soil and copes well with city air. It keeps…

Hedge
Full sun
Part shade
Shade
from about €7

Key differences

  • Arborvitae: We do not recommend it for most Central European gardens.

  • Arborvitae is evergreen, Oval-leaved privet is semi-evergreen.

  • Arborvitae is hardier: down to -40 °C, against -23 °C for Oval-leaved privet.

  • Oval-leaved privet tolerates drought better than Arborvitae.

  • Oval-leaved privet needs less water than Arborvitae.

  • Oval-leaved privet also grows in shade, Arborvitae does not.

The data side by side

Feature
Arborvitae
Oval-leaved privet
Group Hedge Hedge
Size after 10 years 3.5 m × 1.2 m 3 m × 2 m
Ultimate size 0.5–20 m × 0.5–4.5 m 3–5 m × 2–4.5 m
Growth rate Medium Fast
Light Full sun, Part shade Full sun, Part shade, Shade
Soil Average garden soil, Clay, Calcareous Average garden soil, Clay, Sandy, Calcareous
Hardiness down to -40 °C (USDA 3, RHS H7) down to -23 °C (USDA 6, RHS H7)
Foliage Evergreen Semi-evergreen
Flowering no data June–July, white
Water need High Medium
Drought tolerance Low Medium
Maintenance Medium Medium
Planting distance 70 cm 35 cm
For dogs Toxic (uncertain) Toxic
For cats Toxic (uncertain) Toxic
For children Toxic Toxic (uncertain)
Typical price approx. €8 approx. €7

Prices are rounded, indicative values. Toxicity data is for information only. If your pet or child has eaten a plant, contact a vet or a doctor. Data updated: October 8, 2026

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