Native privacy landscaping

There are many reasons why one might want a privacy screen (or several!) in their yard. Nosey neighbors, to block an unsightly view, to add visual boundaries to your yard, to create an "outdoor room" or add a sense of comfort and intimacy- these are just a few of the reasons to look into creating a privacy screen.There are many avenues to creating a privacy screen, including fencing, structures, as well as using plants. When using plants (whether in addition to hardscape as well), many…

I have chosen the top 10 best trees and shrubs for privacy in a new or existing landscape. All of the plants are low water and low maintenance once established.

These fast growing privacy trees grew ten feet in six years. See how we planted them, the species of evergreen used and lessons learned from past plantings.

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Explore our curated list of 9 elegant, tall, and skinny trees ideal for enhancing privacy in your yard. Perfect for tight spaces, these slender trees offer a blend of aesthetic appeal and practical functionality, transforming your outdoor area into a secluded haven with ease.

Looking for some fence line landscaping ideas? Our guide lists 25 ideas that will suit the needs for all homeowner landscape design styles.

'Cause a little privacy makes good neighbors.

Learn how to give your garden the coveted Hamptons style, whether that involves meticulously manicured greenery or perfect paving.

Design a native landscaping plan that resonates with the general public. Consider these tips to keep your landcape from being the neighborhood "weed patch".

Looking to enhance your garden in Texas? Consider planting the best vines for the region. Climbing vines such as native crossvine or fast-growing trumpet vine are great choices. These trellis plants not only add beauty but also provide natural shade and privacy to your space. Perfect for Dallas gardens, these plants can bring a touch of nature to your outdoor oasis. Explore these garden ideas for Texas and create a stunning landscape that thrives in the Lone Star State's climate.