Fall is easiest on the crew (cooler), but any time works.
Need a conifer ≤15–20 ft tall, hardy for the area. Contact the Virginia Department of Forestry for site-specific recommendations and free on-site advice: county contacts.
Depends on mature width of chosen species—generally 8–12 ft apart for a screen.
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