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Privacy Planting for a Corner Lot in New Orleans

Fast-growing evergreen hedges for Zone 9: Podocarpus, Viburnum, Hicks yew, Ligustrum. If a fence is allowed but reduces yard, landscape the street-side corner with low plants stepping up to the fence. Ensure hedge density for screening.

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