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The best privacy trees will offer a fast rate of growth. Look for features like disease and deer resistance, drought tolerance, and low maintenance. The most popular privacy trees are Leyland Cypress and Thuja Green Giant Arborvitae, but there are many more options to choose from that may be better suited to your region or your yard.
For instant privacy, pick out larger trees and stagger your trees by planting 2 rows. For something like Thuja Green Giant or Leyland Cypress plan for about 6 to 8 feet between trees on the diagonal. This will leave you with about 6 to 10 feet of space between each tree within the rows and the rows will be approximately 4 to 6 feet apart.
Privacy trees less than 2 feet start out under $15. Larger sizes cost more but are still much more economical than a privacy fence. If you are patient and don’t mind starting with smaller sizers and can DIY, you can save a ton of money on your privacy hedge!
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[@magicunicorn6535]

I planted 6 Thuja Green Giant trees in the backyard about 8 years ago. They're wonderful trees -- I love them! When I planted them they were about 3-1/2 feet tall. Now they appear to be 15-17 feet, and wider. Other than one I lost suddenly and unexpectedly for some unknown reason (turned brown & died), the others have been very healthy and happy. They truly are quite drought-tolerant, though in summer I water them thoroughly about twice a week. They don't shed needles or grow big cones. In the autumn as they're starting to go dormant, some of the inner needles will turn brown, which is normal. I found it's very easy to get rid of the brown parts in the fall -- just hit them with the hose. A good stream of water knocks them off, and they can be part of the mulch under the tree.

[@thomasmcmahan2014]

I’m so glad you wrote this comment. I was considering the green giants for our property and was very curious on what they look like after 5 or so years. Do these give off any kind of smell? I know the junipers have a pine smell, which I enjoy. Just wondering. I think I’m going to go ahead and get a few and line our property facing our neighbors.

[@mandiegarrett1706]

Dormant in winter??...I thought they are evergreen which means they stay green all winter...am I wrong? Thanks.

[@mandiegarrett1706]

@TreeGrower OH I see, that makes sense. Thanks.

[@TN1965]

@@mandiegarrett1706 They actually do go dormant, but not in the sense of a deciduous tree. Conifers, Arborvitae included, stop growing, and the entire plant slows down, but it keeps its leaves, as it is still alive and photosynthesizing, just a a slower rate. And, per the other commenter, arborvitae tend to turn a bronzish hue from the cold, but it is completely normal and the return back to their normal color in spring.

[@southernbelle850]

You're so fortunate!! We worked out butts off planting and watering a large line of these. Only to have bagworms take them all down 😥 we tried every pesticide recommended

[@therinchilnsford777]

I want the best variety that blocks out the most annoying neighbors.

[@drneetigupta2982]

😁😁

[@hhova29]

Amen. I have a neighbor that thinks hes my landlord and pays my mortgage 🤦‍♂️ Even authorities told me to plant a tree or something

[@GottaWannaDance]

@@hhova29 hahahahahahahaha!! I've had a few neighbors like that.

[@hhova29]

@@GottaWannaDance lol. How did you deal with them all things considered? Did u plant or Recommend any tree?

[@andrejalil]

Great video. Looking for privacy in my back yard and this was very informative. Thanks.

[@DenWickP]

Excellent presentation!

[@ShellymanStudios]

I need this to block my annoying neighbors

[@ShellymanStudios]

Update, I've got them :)

[@jpallen719]

Deer approved!

[@hdtripper1]

Can I trim the bottoms up from n bottom some to expose ground underneath to expose ground yellow jackets.

[@hxhdfjifzirstc894]

Instant privacy = fence. Then, add a hedge so you don't have to look at the fence. I like Juniper because it smells so good.

[@goregeegaming]

hoa = no privacy fences smh

[@SineEyed]

Fence = $$$ A "good neighbor" privacy fence will cost somewhere around $40 per linear foot to install..

[@lancealdrich5499]

The emerald arborvitae hold mosquitoes. If you plant them you will want to spray them.

[@jennydiez1258]

Good to know- Thanks!

[@marksalisbury5076]

good to know Lance, thanks

[@rowbearpucklebuck2331]

Pitasporum Tenufolium, though a shrub, grows fast and large and is a dense evergreen that makes a great privacy screen. Its a kind of Privit.

[@AG34273]

I have a lot of emerald green abbreviate but they grow too slow. Any way to make them grow faster other than the fertilizer and water I already do?

[@jaksdh-u4t]

@PlantingTree Hello, I live in California and was wondering if it needs a lots of water? Thank you for your answer.

[@craigdwyer399]

I need something that will grow in mostly shade in Ohio. Any recommendations?

[@mazharaltaf4899]

Trees are gift from God on earth .

[@maryannecherry445]

Great video! Very informative!

[@cliffdariff74]

thanks, looking to screen close neighbors, about 30' away, partial sun and shade, have 6' green space. zone 9 California, any recommendations? where are you guys located?

[@robg5509]

Which one grows the shortest in height? I need something not extremely tall. I want a tree wall not too tall

[@alohasnackbar5619]

a bush

[@Domyfz450]

What makes less of a mess ?

[@pyrrhustacandong9426]

I will order now from your website ! I need ten Thuja Green Giant 😀

[@jamisona.5639]

How are they??

[@preformancemustang]

Will these cause rust on fruit trees? I planted other trees that cause rust on my fruit trees. Had to dig up and looking for something that won’t hurt fruit.

[@blueeyes3555]

That would be cedar trees and one other evergreen but those aren't it , I'm almost certain

[@marksalisbury5076]

Very informative vid., thank tou

[@bob-zk5je]

do you help us to plant or do you do shipping only? do you do shipping in california?

[@trent999]

I am planning to plant 6 green giant arbovitae trees along a fence 30ft long, however my question would be how far from the fence should I plant them and at what distance between each tree?

[@ejohnson3131]

Did you figure it out? They grow 10-15 feet wide. I was told to plant them 6 feet apart, so they would grow together and create privacy. At least 5 feet away from any fence.

[@mikebreazeale2563]

great video! Thanks for the info...look forward to seeing more...

[@smallfaucet]

You mean less?

[@andysworld2188]

I was planning on getting something like the arborvitae but I have a big deer problem.

[@bustersmith5569]

@@Theplantingtree are they a single stim evergreen ? No more double stim evergreens for me they dont do well in ice storms...

[@truckcamper5751]

@@Theplantingtree deer repellent does not work you literally have to get electrified Bobwire

[@SIBIL-DL]

Is thuja green is adaptive for india Kerala

[@xxtwobitxx]

I need something with a small foot print but can grow tall. It's for a small area maybe 4-5 ft wide and 20ft long any suggestions?

[@tanktexas]

What about Taylor juniper

[@johnt6673]

Those trees are great for privacy and are nice and thick. These people must not have the four legged brown visitors. Deer around here would have a hay day with these trees.

[@dingdongdaddy589]

I’ve planted over 50 leland cypress and arborvitae in the past 20 years. They did great first five years, all dead now. Were well taken care of...

[@neno56527]

I can see on the vid that it can hide my backyard , but what i cant see on the vid is can it block the noise bikers?

[@rocket2811]

Can anyone suggest on mentioned trees which ones are rodent deterrents vs attractors..thanks

[@rocket2811]

@David Chavez did not get an answer..We got rid of all good sources -kept the area dry, open..All good.

[@tedgibson410]

Nice! 👌

[@resinart2098]

I’m in Canada I need this

[@PlannedMayhem]

As an arborist/tree surgeon these sound amazing. but you'll only piss me off when in 15-20 years when you ask me to make them look presentable again. get a beach hedge look after it.

[@miguelcastaneda7236]

yup had those thirty foot deals..know what black birds like their 24 hr birds..its like a motel..chain saw them watched birds fly out and family of possums..and plus side now known as crazy old man with chain saw..dont park near his house

[@jillf24]

What is a beach hedge? I have planted Japense Blueberry trees-hoping they start to take off soon.

[@dmacko]

What would work best for high winds?

[@BurtBowers]

Nothing works in high winds the winds will destroy any tree regardless how young & old the trees are.

[@varietasVeritas]

Do you have anything that produces fruit or nuts?

[@diggie5711]

Do you do shipping in India

[@shanew7361]

All to be eaten by your local starving deer population 😂

[@leftygtrplr6184]

Are Thuja Green Giant's deer resistant?

[@clintcannon1902]

Anything young is prime browsing, and without something more palatable, deer and elk will eat these, but only after your willow or birch trees.

[@chrisurwin9310]

Water hogs. Good to have a rain barrel nearby or a fat wallet for the water bill. Careful with that hedge trimmer. Just shave it. Any deep cuts takes years to fill that gap. Enjoy!

[@saadr1an]

Emerald greens do so bad up here in northern nevada, they need A LOT of water if you want them to grow

[@Frank020]

Hi, will the emerald green handle 100 deg I'm in zone 8 so cal hi desert? I need a non-.wide plant.

[@jamisona.5639]

No they will scorch

[@Frank020]

@@jamisona.5639 3 got brown and didn't come back from winter.

[@saadr1an]

From personal experience they do survive periods above 100, but they will need A LOT of water

[@Frank020]

@@saadr1an thanks all dried up did not rebound in spring. Trying skyrocket juniper zone 8b-9. California juniper are wild here so should survive. Barring some desease. So altered with other privacy hedge plants.

[@daviddavid9837]

Looking for the size of an Emerald Green with the growth rate of a Green Giant or Leyland. Zone 6.

[@janettempest716]

Stop music 😱

[@jkglisson1]

Deer devour these in PA.

[@dgb5820]

Can you sell the seeds to Melbourne

[@imahumberto7]

Are they ok for Texas weather?

[@bradleywells1071]

Love thy nieghbor.

[@oldschool6558]

Some neighbor's don't love you.

[@Jason2-legit]

Love thy neighbor yes, look at neighbor no.

[@YSLRD]

Good fences-and hedges- make good neighbors.

[@tonyforrester5072]

What you got for 7000 ft and fire damage?

[@ejohnson3131]

Rocks!

[@tonyforrester5072]

@@ejohnson3131 they are plentiful already

[@skakramhossain6830]

1 pis kitnaka

[@LonskiBig]

...0.43 mark....wow...they really get that big....??

[@elitecontroller3471]

How much for one tree?

[@hxhdfjifzirstc894]

@@Theplantingtree Yeah, but how much for ONE? Do you even read, bro?

[@martincvitkovich724]

JoBama and Co said trees are racist

[@SineEyed]

Hmm... 🤔 I think that's only peckerwoods..

[@ptolemyauletesxii8642]

Arbervitey?

[@thebutcher7919]

Well, this is all well and good but there is a caveat though: trees of the Cupressaceae family are amongst the most allergy provoking trees. In France, where I grew up, the farmland was aggregated in the 50ies or something, when agriculture became industrialised. They had to remove all the edges and realised their mistake later: the soil was eroding fast due to the absence of the edges our ancestors had the wisdom to put in place. They then needed to put some edges back quickly. They chose to plant cypress and thuyas etc. that grow fast. But now I think it is half of allergic people are allergic to cupressaceae tree pollens. I know I am. Severely. And what's not cool is that the pollinating period is very long, around 3 to 5 months depending on the weather. What triggers pollination is cold nights with or without frost and warm sunny afternoons. Then it is hell on earth for me. And finally, desensitisation works very poorly for cypress allergy.

[@blackpine6693]

First two are deer candy .........

[@thinkerman850]

Can the music

[@hxhdfjifzirstc894]

It's an advertisement. Ads always have music.

[@jwill1971]

Emerald green is not deer resistant

[@Louis-pb3nq]

Yes deer love eating any of these trees that are newly planted, especially if they are on the smaller scale. Use good deer repellent people or else you’ll regret.

[@Darkest_Soul_187]

I hear you bro. I have the same problem only with rhinos and buffaloes. They just won't leave my trees alone.

[@truckcamper5751]

Yeah they grow fast so the deer can eat them you ever seen them there fat on the top and the skinny in the bottom yeah I wouldn’t buy them dear love those trees beware specially in the winter they’ll eat those trees right up they’ll be no privacy you can see right through them🤔

[@bsnsjnndsnsns5239]

شسمه هاذه الشجرة واكو منهه بلعراق ارجو الرد

[@agentd36]

Bag worms be like.....challenge accepted

[@ShakespeareCafe]

The unnecessary music is intolerable...you earned my down vote

[@johnhetherington8830]

silly cow

[@Masi007]

This video is lying

[@sethseth9059]

Do you want to give your neighbor a privacy screen so he can peep at you without being detected. We offer peeping privacy screens that are fast growing and we ship it to your home.

[@neno56527]

Wtf is a feet?

[@YSLRD]

A part of the most accurate measuring system for carpentry in the world.

[@hxhdfjifzirstc894]

@@YSLRD Yeah, the one that was used to get men to the moon.

[@Taiterdgolf]

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