For a Georgia Power easement needing a screen under 15 feet, 'Emerald Green' arborvitae and 'Nellie Stevens' holly are top picks. The holly may exceed 15 feet but responds well to occasional pruning. More screening options for various conditions are available at xrl.us/screening.
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