Privacy matters in gardens, whether you’ve got a sprawling plot or a tiny balcony. And, the good news? Privacy screens and ...

Learn More › You don’t need a fence to maintain your privacy when you can block your nosy next-door neighbor from peering into your yard with the help of plants. These trees (along with some ...

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When deciding on privacy trees, start by determining the best trees and shrubs for your landscape that will fill your needs. Natalie Carmolli, Public Relations Specialist, Proven Winners ...

And if you don’t have high fences or walls to shield you, there are certain plants to create more privacy in your backyard. From tall shrubs, grasses and climbing plants, these all offer a level ...

Jim Putnam is the plant expert from the Southern Living Plant Collection. Mary Phillips is the head of native plant habitat strategy/certifications at the National Wildlife Federation. Janet Sluis ...

Plants can add privacy and screening to gardens and can cover up broken fence panels, tired-looking sheds and stained walls. However, gardeners will need to make sure they choose the right plants ...

When it comes to planting up privacy around decks, you have options. Depending on the space available, you might plant trees and shrubs in the ground to screen the deck or pot them up into ...

These are the trees, shrubs and perennials that create privacy, block strong winds, offer shade and build the structure of your poolside or backyard oasis. Choose hardy, self-sufficient varieties ...