Noise blocking landscaping

Tips for reducing noise (traffic, substations, neighbors, lawnmowers, etc.) that you hear in your back yard. Thinking beyond the wood fence.

"How to reduce traffic noise in my backyard?" That's a question I receive a lot. Here, we will discuss some ways to reduce traffice noise using fences.

If you can't enjoy your garden or backyard due to excessive road (or other) noises, there are a few things you can implement to try…

One unpredictable part of owning a property is knowing if you’ll have to deal with noisy neighbors or traffic. Learn some useful noise blocking techniques!

Road noise need not disturb your backyard oasis. Trees make beautiful and effective sound barriers and can block the din of urban noise by three to five decibels--even more when mature trees are planted in rows, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Trees will also help absorb traffic pollution.

In this article, we’ll look at some of the best plants to use to soundproof your garden. We’ll also talk about how to arrange things to get more sound protection and noise reduction in your yard.

Excessive and constant noise levels can be very irritating and unpleasant, especially if you're hearing them right in your backyard.

Consistent exposure to road noise can be stressful enough to increase your risk of high blood pressure and heart attacks. But what are the best trees to block road noise? The five best trees to

The difference between noise barrier walls and concrete blocks is absorption. Find out which is best to reduce loud noises.

Green Giant Arborvitae is a very fast growing evergreen tree and an excellent choice if you want privacy. Here is detailed information along with some planting design tips.