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By Ken Lain, the mountain gardener Now through Thanksgiving is the best time to plant privacy screens for the maximum growth necessary to have seclusion next year. Without strategically placed … Continue reading "Plants that Screen for Privacy and a Sense of Seclusion"

Is the lot next door an eyesore? Instead of complaining, why not plant a screen of evergreens to hide the clutter, enhance your property and provide privacy year-round? This plan is intended for sunny gardens in Zones 5 to 8.

Looking for plants to make a privacy fence? Here we have a list of trees, shrubs, and grasses that can be planted for screening and privacy.

Check out the many varieties of plants you can mix to grow a privacy hedge.

Using evergreens along a border is a natural way to block noise, an unsightly view or to obstruct others from looking into your yard:

Feeling exposed makes it hard to relax and enjoy being outside. Here are 4 things to consider when planting for privacy.

Explore 10 creative ways to add privacy to your outdoor spaces without the need for a traditional fence. These ideas utilize plants, screens, and strategic landscaping to enhance your privacy.

Here are some suggestions for plants and designs to create a privacy screen for your Cape Cod landscape, along with considerations for planting.

Use these evergreen trees as living privacy screens or focal points in your landscape that stay green through the seasons.