Neighbor's hedge gangly, thin at bottom, views into their yard. Wants stone U-wall (2+ ft high, 60 ft long) with arborvitae on top. Asks if prefab exists or must build block-by-block.
If hedge encroaches your property, you can legally trim your side. Ask neighbor permission—they often grant full rights to your-side pruning.
Dense, compact, cold-tolerant, pest/disease resistant. Superior to arborvitae (which develops empty centers).
No known prefab U-walls. Send sketch to sdward79@hotmail.com for supplier referrals.
David Ward
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