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THESE EVERGREENS GROW SO FAST YOU WILL HAVE A LIVING PRIVACY FENCE IN NO TIME!

Design your garden for privacy using shrubs as hedging or screening. #gardening #hydrangeas #privacy #hedges

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Speed and greenery go hand in hand with these 5 fast-growing evergreen shrubs, designed to provide efficient screening and aesthetic appeal.

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:

Looking to create privacy along your fence line? Planting the best trees for border and privacy is a great way to enhance your outdoor space. Consider fast-growing privacy trees like Leyland Cypress or Thuja Green Giant for quick results. For smaller yards, narrow evergreens such as Sky Pencil Holly are perfect options. Discover the top 5 privacy trees that not only provide screening but also add beauty to your landscape.

If you're thinking of planting a hedge in your garden, why settle for plain evergreen bushes when you could grow some flowering hedge plants. From a Camellia hedge to a lilac hedge to other blooming evergreens, you have lots of beautiful shrubs to choose from for your privacy screen.

Regardless of whether you want a gorgeous flowering hedge to grow in the sun or the shade, you'll find ideas for flowering bushes that are perfect for your yard.

Viburnum privacy hedges are my go to for a privacy hedge if you want to grow yourself a fence. They are hardy and grow relatively quickly.

A fragrant hedge will boost your home's curb appeal, providing a feast for the senses with glorious flowers and a delicious aroma.

Fence VS hedge. You decide! Follow the link to learn all of the benefits of using hedges as a "fence" rather than hardscape fencing! #arborvitaelandscapingprivacyhedge #arborvitaeprivacyfence #arborvitaelandscaping #arborvitaeprivacyfence #arborvitaetree #arborvitaeshrubs #arborvitaeshrubslandscaping #privacyscreen #privacyscreenoutdoor #privacyplants

Discover the 15 best evergreen hedge plants for your garden. From boxwood to holly, create year-round privacy and beauty with these stunning choices.

If you are thinking about planting a new hedge and having doubts about which plant is the best for you, we offer a list of the most popular ones so you can choose whichever suits you best. Hedges are a necessary part of every garden, providing privacy, blocking wind, or…

Carpinus fastigiata. Deborah Silver likes it. Hornbeam.

We planted this photinia hedge as a ‘stilted hedge’ 5 years ago. Stilted hedges are great when you don’t want to completely screen a wall (we like our dry-stone wall) but need a boundary.

If you just want more hydrangeas or if you need a property line solution, here is how to plant a hydrangea hedge.

Here's how to grow your own privacy hedge. Laurel is a very fast growing hedge, perfect for backyard or frontyard privacy. Here's how we grew a laurel hedge for $10 #privacy #hedge #backyardprivacy #growingfence #laurel #rootcuttings #rootinghormone