02/15/2023
Got narrow areas for privacy hedges? We suggest using a sky pencil holly tree. These holly trees are perfect for narrow tight areas. They look really classy and have a nice dark green holly color. The Italian Cypress is also a tall and narrow tree. Planting about 1.5-2 feet apart will do the trick. Keep the tops trimmed until they fill in and as they get established you will start to get some height.
Privacy trees don't always have to be close together. Think ahead. If you're looking to screen your neighbor's house in the back corner of the property, plant a shade tree. Maple trees, oak trees, Spruce trees, and magnolia trees all work well. It doesn't have to be a tight privacy tree hedge all in a line. You can add trees in threes and shrubs in groups. Plant some green giant arborvitae and then some grasses, and work up a pattern. Mix it up a little. For free landscape design questions, message us today!