FAST GROWING SHRUBS AND BUSHES FOR CREATING PRIVACY
A garden should be a private, secure and peaceful place. Successful garden design takes into account how an outside space operates as an ecosystem but also how well it works for human inhabitants.
Creating privacy can be an important consideration, especially in more built-up urban environments. High walls and high fences, however, are not the only option. Choosing the right planting plan is also important. Here are 7 Fastest growing shrubs and bushes for creating privacy.
The Cypress Will uproot itself in high Winds
Ar..bor..vi..tee 😂
Why are they showing hedges not fit for small spaces?
Cuh-tone-ee-aaster
0:42 we lined our acre lot with Leland cypresses and 8 years later they’re all dying. Have been for a few years now. Some were planted 12 hrs ago and are like 20 ft tall and totally dead. Some have fallen down and some we’ve pulled out and burned, but it’s an eyesore. They’re so prone to disease and pests.
We started planting upright arborvitae (so bad how it’s pronounced here) and they seem to do much better.
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Abor-a-vee-tay 🤣
and then you have to trim all that? ………..
Is all this stuff of to grow in the south
The Cotoneaster looks very attractive. I would like to plant a row down a powerline. This might be what I’m looking for. Are the birds in favor of the berries?
i love the voice of the voiceover lady. beautiful American English pronounciation.
If you’re in the coastal Pacific Northwest, you already know salal, rhododendrons, and Oregon berry, let alone the wild invading blackberries. If you’re on the rainshadow side, you know tumbleweeds X’D.
Whether is the one in the thumbnail
A-bore-A-Veet-A
Something tells me she is not a gardener.
Pines seem to attract lightning strikes here.