For a screen in Memphis, good evergreen choices include Leyland cypress, Japanese cryptomeria, white fir, eastern red cedar, and American holly. Cost depends on plant size; smaller plants cost less but take longer to fill. Spacing varies by species and desired form (clipped vs. natural). Consult the University of Tennessee Extension publications (SP517) for detailed local recommendations.
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