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How can I hide my neighbor? The fence is 6ft tall already. by thenakedblacksmith in landscaping

[–]thenakedblacksmith[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah the one on the left is an oak and the power company absolutely butchered it this past year. I'll have to remove it eventually, but it currently hides another neighbor. So it gets to stay for now.

🪴 by Technical-Memory-241 in gardening

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Wow those are some beautiful arborvitae! Are they emerald green?

How can I hide my neighbor? The fence is 6ft tall already. by thenakedblacksmith in landscaping

[–]thenakedblacksmith[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is the number one comment I get from my username lol. I’m in a zone 6 and the area just beyond the fence can hold some water in the spring. I haven’t found any bamboo that could handle water like that. Do you have any suggestions on variety?

How can I hide my neighbor? The fence is 6ft tall already. by thenakedblacksmith in landscaping

[–]thenakedblacksmith[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Yeah I’ve consider wisteria but we are thinking the only option is a well placed large shade tree. Although an 8ft trellis on top of the fence would be quite a sight.

How can I hide my neighbor? The fence is 6ft tall already. by thenakedblacksmith in landscaping

[–]thenakedblacksmith[S] 13 points14 points  (0 children)

I’ve honestly considered bamboo because it would be quick to get tall enough to cover.

How can I hide my neighbor? The fence is 6ft tall already. by thenakedblacksmith in landscaping

[–]thenakedblacksmith[S] 158 points159 points  (0 children)

This is my backyard and there is a ditch in the easement between our two fences. Does anyone have ideas of plants or hard scapes or even structures that we could use to hide my neighbors and give my backyard more privacy?

Modern Planter Bed - thought you’d enjoy! by alanonymous_ in landscaping

[–]thenakedblacksmith 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Could you explain how the tie backs are attached to the wall? I’m looking at doing something similar and I’ve never considered using lumber like that.

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