Ficus Nitida — Indian Laurel Privacy Hedge
Ficus nitida (Indian Laurel)
Broad green backdrop
1. Choose your starting size
2. Choose the number of plants
Delivered by our Southern California team
$40 delivery · Free on eligible orders $349+
2–14 business days · Price shown per plant
A classic green backdrop.
Bring a sense of privacy and structure to an outdoor room. Indian Laurel gives a hedge planting a generous green presence, whether you are framing a terrace, defining a property line or screening a view.
Botanical name: Ficus nitida (Indian Laurel)
Sizes & what you receive
5 gallon (2–3 ft); 15 gallon (5–6 ft); 25 gallon (7–8 ft); 30–inch container (11–12 ft).
Choose a size above to see the current price per plant. Container size describes the nursery container; listed heights are approximate. Every plant has its own shape and fullness.
Quantity 1 = one plant. Plant prices exclude installation. Tax and any delivery charge are shown at checkout.
The landscape effect
- A substantial green boundary
- A clean backdrop for patios and garden furniture
- A coordinated row for a longer property edge
Plan the whole planting
Plan room for the hedge as it develops, including access for pruning. Tell us about nearby paving, walls and utilities before deciding on placement.
Buying for a full hedge? Send your measured length, preferred size and city. We will help confirm spacing and quantity before you order. Plan your hedge.
Delivered for your project
We deliver across Ventura, Los Angeles, Orange, San Diego and Riverside counties, including Palm Springs. Allow 2–14 business days. Our team coordinates arrival directly; own-team deliveries do not have parcel tracking. See delivery details and address eligibility.
From plants to a finished landscape
Request help with hedge planting or a broader landscape project. Installation, removal, irrigation and site preparation are quoted separately and included only when specified in writing. Tell us about your project.
Care after delivery
Check root-ball moisture during establishment. Adjust irrigation to your soil and weather; avoid waterlogged roots.
University of California watering guidance
Need ongoing help? Request a maintenance plan.