Just as undecomposed fences make good neighbors , good trees can make right fences . They are attractive and can provide privateness while block both the nothingness and noise . Best of all , they will never take house painting . When trying to decide which tree diagram to plant , look at how marvelous and dense you call for them to be . If you require privateness in a hurry , you may want to plant a immediate growing variety . You should also consider the placement you imbed to establish them since some tree take up more space and require specific soil and clean conditions to grow .

Arborvitae Green Giant

The Arborvitae Green Giant ( Thuja plicata " Green Giant " ) is a dense evergreen plant ordinarily used to create privacy screen and windbreak . Its matured stature is between 40- to 50 - invertebrate foot tall when grown alone and about 20 - feet tall when constitute in a row , but it can be clip into a 6 - fundament hedge . It grows fast , between 3 to 5 feet per yr once established . It is resistive to disease , insects and deer ; adaptable to wet or juiceless soils and is drought tolerant . It has a mature spread of about 15 to 18 feet . It is hardy in USDA Hardiness Zones 4 through 8 and can be constitute in full or partial sun .

Leyland Cypress

The Leyland cypress ( Cupressocyparis leylandii ) is another tight - grow evergreen . It grows about 3 to 4 feet per year and can reach altitude of 50 invertebrate foot or more with a 15- to 25 - foot paste . It should be planted in full sun in a well - draining , fertile grime . It will tolerate acidic and alkaline soils , fond shade and salt spraying . Plant them about 5- to 7 - foot aside when using the as a privacy fencing . It is also drought resistant and requires small upkeep . Leyland cypress are hardy in USDA Hardiness Zones 6 through 10 .

Canadian Hemlock

The Canadian hemlock ( Tsuga canadensis ) , also get it on as the eastern California fern and the hemlock spruce , is a fast - growing , long - living evergreen . They will mature about 35- to 70 - feet tall with a 25- to 35 - groundwork width . Plant them about 5- to 7 - feet apart if using as a fence . It can be implant in any lighting conditions from full sun to full spectre . They are adaptable to unlike moisture conditions but should be plant in a loamy or sandy soil . Canadian hemlocks are audacious in USDA Hardiness Zones 3 through 7 .

Willow Hybrid

Willow hybrids ( Salix spp . ) are a very tight - growing deciduous Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree . It can grow more than 6 feet each year . When planted in dustup , they will touch heights of about 35 to 45 groundwork with a 5- to 6 - foot breadth . Plant they about 5 - feet aside . They will adjust to a variety of dirt conditions and can be planted in full or partial sun . They are disease resistant and intrepid in USDA Hardiness Zones 4 through 9 .

Nellie R. Stevens Holly

Nellie R. Stevens Hollies ( Ilex aquifolium x I. cornuta " Nellie R. Stevens " ) are very tight - growing evergreens — about 3 feet per yr . They grow about 15- to 25 - feet improbable with a 5- to 10 - foot breadth . Plant them about 5- to 6 - feet apart if using them as a privacy fence . They can be engraft in full or fond sunshine and adjust to a mixture of soil conditions . They are drought tolerant and need very little care . They are hardy in USDA Hardiness Zones 6 through 9 .

Eastern Red Cedar

The easterly red cedar ( Juniperus virginiana ) is a smaller , obtuse , aromatic evergreen plant . It acquire about 20- to 40 - feet tall with a 10 - to 20 - foot width . When plant in rows , they should be space about 5- to 7 - base asunder . This cedar tree develop rapidly , is drouth resistive and heat tolerant . It will adapt to a variety of soils and can be planted in full Sunday to partial spectre . It is hardy in USDA Hardiness Zones 3 through 9 .

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