Front privacy landscaping

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Has your neighbor decided to build an ADU with windows facing directly into your back yard? Maybe they’ve added another story to their house or a 2nd floor deck that makes you feel exposed. Or maybe you have a large property and just want to block the view of a junkyard down the road. No […]

Block nosey neighbors, cut down on noise and grow a natural privacy screen that looks beautiful with these fast growing shrubs and bushes.

Next weekend the Hardy Plant Society of Oregon is yet again partnering with the Garden Conservancy for the annual Garden Conservancy Open Garden Tour. The tour is a fundraiser for a couple of good …

Small trees with non invasive roots are the perfect solution for you! These plants will add much-needed greenery to your landscape which...

Check out these garden privacy ideas that include landscaping and hardscaping for creating a beautiful and private oasis in your yard.

It may be small now, but this Green Giant Arborvitae Seedling from National Plant Network will truly live up to its name. Growing in a dense, pyramid-like shape, the versatile tree can be pruned to create a low screen or hedge or left to tower over your outdoor space, forming a large privacy hedge or windscreen. Boasting a vibrant green color year-round, the hearty plant resists disease and thrives in a variety of soils, making it a wonderful addition to your landscaping.

When talking with a new client, landscaping for privacy is at the top of most people’s wish list. When it comes to gardens, people want their privacy!

Privacy Landscaping is a major desire of many homeowners. Let’s walk through the steps on how to achieve this custom, private look.