Washington State homeowner on 2 acres needs: 100 ft hedge on lower lot line (part shade), and fast-growing evergreen trees ≤40 ft on upper lot line (natural look, year-round foliage).
Washington spans zones 5a-8b. Check: growingtaste.com/usda_map.shtml
Best bets for forested/part-shade conditions:
By zone:
WSU Extension publications (pubs.wsu.edu) — search "ornamental trees-shrubs-flowers".
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