For a shady area under large trees on Long Island (Zone 7a), these shrubs grow 6+ ft and tolerate shade:
If you want a full landscape plan, create a base map: north arrow, property lines, structures, trees (4"+ trunk), drainage, slopes, easements. Use pace or tape measure. Photograph problem areas. This allows remote design assistance.
Noise blocking requires dense, tall evergreens or a fence; shrubs alone won't stop dog barking.
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