Deciduous and evergreen types are ideal to create privacy in your yard. Here are 15 privacy shrubs that thrive both in full sun or partial shade.

Privacy shrubs don't have to be strictly functional, especially when next to your window. These 10 shrubs afford a lovely ...

When selecting shrubs to plant as hedges, it is important to consider the desired height. A privacy hedge may need to be quite tall, particularly if your neighbor’s property is uphill for yours.

It’s time to enjoy your backyard to the fullest. Follow these tips to get it ready for relaxing and entertaining.

This privacy hedge grows more than 3 feet in its first year and reaches up to 6 feet tall. Prune it often to promote even ...

There are plenty of great options for privacy hedges for container planting, but in this case, Tony tells us that ficus nitida typically performs better when planted in the ground.

If you want a tall hedge to screen an eyesore or provide privacy, you should select a woody evergreen hedge. Canadian hemlock is good for this — it grows fast and will grow close together. For a ...

Despite their streamlined, clean aesthetic, hedges are far from simple. Let’s look at a few alternatives to an Italian cypress hedge — other ways you can secure your privacy with greenery.

Question: I want to plant a privacy hedge in Austin Texas Edwards escarpment so it's rocky soil. Looking for something thick, fast growing and can be kept to 7'. It's along a wrought iron fence ...