High garden wall privacy fences

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Screening trees are invaluable as they can create a higher screen that is taller than a hedge and wall and creates privacy or screening a new house or extension too. A wall or fence cannot be any higher than 2metres tall where there is no maximum height of a tree and if you pick the right tree you aren’t going to have a problem with light and sun for your home or garden or your neighbours either.

Carla Isolano on Instagram: "Urban garden lacking in privacy? 🧐 A little reminder for anyone desperately seeking budget friendly privacy above the fence line...🍃 🌳 I planted 5 Japanese Privet trees (Ligustrum Japonicum) one per fence panel ⭐ They cost me £610 for five ( May 2021) I got mine from David Fairley Gardens 8/10cm girth size 180cm stem size 300cm tall 35 litre pot size 🌿They don't grow taller just bushier so you get privacy just above fence height where you need it…

Super-high willow fencing on top of high white wall and conifer hedging creates seclusion in this London garden courtyard by Luciano Giubbilei. PVD stainless steel planters by John Desmond Ltd.

One of the best ways to get privacy from your neighbors, or to screen unwanted views is to plant a hedge. But which shrubs make the best screens? If you have a small garden, I'd like to steer you in a direction that cuts down your overwhelm: