In Massachusetts, a chain-link fence on a corner lot can be screened with fast-growing vines (e.g., trumpet honeysuckle, climbing hydrangea) or a hedge, though hedges cost as much as a wood fence. A solid fence or wall is pricier. Vines take years to fill in. Visit a local nursery for zone-appropriate, rapid climbers. For a 1900s colonial with Victorian details, choose plants that complement the architecture.
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