Definition
White wax tree (Ligustrum lucidum) is a fast-growing evergreen tree native to China, Korea, and Japan, known for its glossy leaves and clusters of fragrant white flowers. Think of it as the showstopper of the Ligustrum family. Unlike typical hedge plants, it can grow into a substantial tree with a striking presence. It's often planted as an ornamental tree or for shade. Its berries attract birds, adding to its ecological value.