In southwestern North Dakota (zone 4), a west-facing, hot, dry entryway with no soil requires container-grown screening plants.
Junipers, arborvitae, dwarf Alberta spruce, and ornamental grasses tolerate heat and drought in containers. Perennial vines on a trellis or pole add vertical interest.
Water by weight (every 2-5 days in summer). Fertilize monthly. Winter protection: move pots to east side of house, mulch heavily. Choose large containers to buffer temperature extremes.
Local nursery advice is crucial for zone-specific varieties.
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