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View Landscape Privacy Screen Plants
Pics. Old standbys like viburnum and boxwoods remain popular for creating living screens, but there are many other varieties that add interest, beauty and privacy to the landscape. Looking for a plant to put a wall between you and the alley or house next door?
Dr. Dan's Garden Tips: Landscaping for Privacy from 3.bp.blogspot.com
Screening plants can be one of the most basic principles of landscape design is that nature doesn't create in straight lines. Privacy screens like all hedges can serve several purposes and can add value to many different types of property. The most effective privacy screens are comprised of evergreen plants which offer privacy all year.
To build a bamboo privacy screen, for example, you need thin wood strips, exterior wood stain, bamboo fencing, small l brackets and cup hooks.
This larger patio space is lightly enclosed and screened by a soft planting of shrubs and perennials. Kate here, and i have a little bit of experience in this area. But you don't know what? Planting in narrow spaces for privacy, screening or other reasons can be challenging.
