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Bring the Outdoors In: Explore Our New Houseplant Arrivals Shop Now

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Family owned since 1978, offering 400+ plant varieties Shop Now

Bring the Outdoors In: Explore Our New Houseplant Arrivals Shop Now

Check out our new section. The Learning Center

Family owned since 1978, offering 400+ plant varieties Shop Now

Need help choosing? Explore plants for shade, slopes, deer, wet areas, and more in Shop By Problem

Curated from our top-performing nursery stock, this collection brings together reliable fast-growing privacy trees and screening plants for creating a beautiful, durable living barrier. Each variety is selected for rapid establishment, dense branching, and long-term structural strength, giving you lasting privacy, wind protection, and screening that can outperform traditional fencing in beauty and value.

Fast, Dense Privacy

  • Rapid vertical growth: Selected for quick height gain and early lateral branching, helping establish visual coverage within the first few growing seasons.
  • Four-season density: Evergreen and dense-deciduous varieties maintain structure, wind protection, and sound buffering throughout the year.
  • Multi-zone hardiness: Proven performers for a wide range of climates, including heat, cold, and urban growing conditions.
  • Low maintenance: Many varieties form clean, uniform screens that define property lines and block unwanted views with minimal seasonal pruning.

Design & Planting Tips

  • Match the sun exposure: Choose varieties suited to your site, from full-sun locations to shadier understory conditions.
  • Prepare the soil: Loosen soil deeply along planting rows to encourage fast root expansion. Good drainage is especially important in areas with heavy rainfall.
  • Water consistently while establishing: Deep, regular watering during the first one to two growing seasons supports maximum growth and strong root systems.
  • Plan spacing for full coverage: For a solid screen with fewer gaps, consider staggered double-row planting so the canopies can weave together from ground level to the skyline.
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