Before you add a fence or hedge to your yard for privacy, consider adding this tree, which offers tons of shade and a natural ...

This Oct. 19, 2018 photo of an ivy-covered fence near Langley, Wash., underscores that there are no landscaping rules against blending different plant varieties or integrating them into commercial ...

Having a little privacy in your yard can be nice. It can help you enjoy time with your family or allow you to do yard work without feeling like you're being watched. There are a couple of different ...

For many homeowners, trying to create a boundary between their property and the neighbors’ is a constant struggle—that line of demarcation always seems to blur. Rather than duking it out with garden ...

Depending on your needs, natural screening options can include flowering bushes and evergreen hedges. “Garden hedges such as mock orange or camellia not only block your neighbor’s view efficiently but ...

Consider a hedge if you’re in need of a fence. When managed properly, hedges cost less, outlast wooden fences, are more attractive than most walls, and produce wildlife- and pollinator-pleasing ...

Hedge plants can be used as a form of design by covering certain areas of a building and as a means of dividing the garden into sections. Hedge plants can be used as a form of design by covering ...

Thoughtful garden design can harmoniously balance aesthetics with pet boundaries. Fencing, raised beds, hedges, and sprinklers can help keep dogs out of garden beds. If all else fails, work toward a ...

Living fences can include a great variety of attractive ornamentals, deciduous shrubs with vibrant foliage in autumn, and evergreens that provide texture and color throughout the year. An ivy-covered ...