Yards are home extensions. Plants create living walls for privacy, especially in dense neighborhoods. Combine plants with fencing for cost savings and openness.
Fast-growing, deer-resistant, pest-free.
Solid fences cause claustrophobia, depreciate. Use only where year-round screening is essential. Plants soften long fence lines, reduce cost.
Well-placed trees shade in summer, block winter winds—like shelter belts out west. Best for property lines: Green Giant or Spring Grove arborvitae (fast, low maintenance).
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