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The Best Bushes for Privacy Online Buying shrubs and hedges online is the perfect way to add privacy or for hiding an unpleasant view. Shrubs have a long tradition of being used as living privacy fences and screens , even as security fences to keep out trespassing feet or wandering eyes. Privacy shrubs can block views of the alley and neighbor’s garbage cans or create a feeling of separation and privacy from another yard. They can screen us from the street or just distinguish one portion of our yard from another. Typically, when planting shrubs for privacy fences, they are planted more closely together than would generally be the case to allow them to form a wall or fence of foliage. Many need some pruning to keep them in a mounded shape and force them to grow and branch in multiple directions, not just up. Read on to find excellent options for fast-growing shrubs , evergreen choices for privacy all year long, and shrubs with a tall or narrow form for those tiny spots that need a bit of help. What Are the Best Shrubs for Privacy? Green shrubbery is a natural choice to screen out unwanted views, provide visual separation, and create private spaces. Choose camellia and viburnum for flowering interest or hollies for year-round greenery and backyard bird benefits . Arborvitae cannot be beaten for creating a living wall that is impenetrable to prying eyes. Check out these recommendations below to find the right solution for your privacy needs. Fast Growing Shrubs for Privacy You want privacy now, not years down the road. Many fast-growing shrubs make great privacy screens and can start providing that much-needed barrier in just a couple of growing seasons. Nellie Stevens Hollies are an excellent choice of fast growing privacy shrubs for those who want quick and year-round privacy. This holly is an evergreen that can grow quickly in partial shade. Nellie Stevens is a great choice for fast privacy and attractive foliage and berries. Some azaleas and butterfly bushes are fa
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