Top 10 Beautiful Trees for Privacy Screens! |UPDATED|

[@skgreenhouse]

** Attention ** I made an error on the Taylor Juniper's appropriate zones. It's actually supposed to be zones 3-9 not 7-11. Sorry about that! 😅

[@greenthumbelina7331]

I was happy you made this correction because my Taylor Juniper is thriving in Zone 5 and looks great.

[@David-wc5wr]

They dont read tags eitherway​@@greenthumbelina7331

[@thomtomlinson3045]

We drove over three hours to visit S&K and what a great investment of our time. Every plant, without exception, looked healthy, robust and thriving. The toughest part? Deciding on what to take home! Justin was extremely helpful and everyone treated is like family. The vast inventory offered the best selection of plants I’ve seen in a nursery or greenhouse. Make the drive and you will not be disappointed’

[@janetstewart6977]

The “Crippsii” Golden Hinoki Cypress was my favorite.

[@Coda1850]

I just bought & planted a Crippsii along with a Verdoni. Excited for some Hinoki!!

[@LoriL010]

Thanks. I prefer those that hold a natural shape and you never need to prune.

[@tanis1111]

Great video thank you. I just love your channel. Just so you know, you do a wonderful job teaching us everything so quickly and thoroughly imho

[@skgreenhouse]

Thank you for the kind words :) Appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment! I'll try to keep em coming!

[@diannec732]

My Carolina Sapphire Cypress in zone nine tolerates our heat and humidity much better than my Green Giant and Leyland Cypress. I highly recommend the Carolina Cypress for zone 9, south Louisiana.

[@marlenemccollum9235]

Beautiful selections,

[@summergirl15]

This video helped me SO much!!! Thank you!!

[@BrittanyGodwin]

best plant videos on youtube!

[@donnahageman6289]

Besides eastern red cedars which are weeds here in central Oklahoma, I can testify that Arizona cypress does great here. And is gorgeous and smells wonderful.

[@Freshdomineer]

I need ones good for the north, I live in the plateau of Tennessee, not much sun in the winter!

[@jasonbrennan9186]

Lots of great choices. Great video!

[@kittycatmommy2364]

The last tree, the crippsii golden hinoki is is my very favorite and actually I'm going to the nursery today to pick some out. I love the feathery foliage and also that it doesn't get that large and will use as a showpiece. Love watching your videos they are my favorite and so are you! Thank you for always thoroughly explaining😊🌲💕

[@patboyle267]

Golden Hinoki cypress was my favorite 😍 love the color! Thank you for the video just perfect for planting this fall 👍

[@I3arbarian]

I planted 30 Thin Man Arborvitae in the spring and they are doing great so far.

[@Brenda-fp5te]

Love them all & if I had room, I'd have them all. Very informative vedio, thank you.

[@debholtz54]

This was such a timely video. We are moving into a new built house and will be needing to place a living fence. Thanks for the info!

[@kaitmeeker1541]

Super happy to see you on videos again!!

[@narinelimanoff4715]

Great tutorial. Thank you! Could you advise if I can mix and match these or do I have to stick with the same type? Do they tolerate each other.

[@conniejohnson3110]

Love all of your selection.🌲

[@pc3077]

Would you be willing to do a video on shrubs that can be up limed into small trees? For small yards and under planting.

[@loriledner6528]

Great video. Thank you Justin !!

[@shaynebrown131]

Just planted 3 carolina sapphire on the corner of my front yard. Can't wait for them to grow in

[@ConiferConnoisseur]

Awesome video as always!

[@topeltonfan]

Hello the Taylor Juniper is zone 3-9. I got them planted along my driveway in Wisconsin. I cant wait to see them grow up

[@skgreenhouse]

My mistake! Totally messed up on the zoning for the Taylor Juniper. You are correct!

[@topeltonfan]

@@skgreenhouse No big deal. I love talking about trees LOL. I also like watching your videos, its nice to see someone get excited about trees like me!

[@only1de_courcy467]

Very informative and fun video, thanks! I'm in Ottawa 🇨🇦 zone 5, winters bring tons of snow and freezing rain. Would the North Pole Arb stand up to these conditions?

[@CowboyGirl007]

Would like to see junior and baby truja aborvite... And the fastest growing, zone 7. Ty

[@gypsydanae]

I have 2 of the Carolina Sapphires and they really are beautiful!

[@joyhamilton4248]

We are trying to plant a mixed hedge that is about 600 linear feet!! So thank you for this video. We have several of these on property but we will need more. 😊

[@lindawashington500]

The last cypress! I’m in the Texas panhandle 😁

[@rosalindeaikens1323]

I like the green giant and American pillar Im doind a new build and i want privacy for the upper deck.

[@savorit11]

Can you set up a front yard privacy screen,choose trees and shrubs for all year interest..I have a single level house and don't want super tall trees and shrubs,yet I live off a busy main road. I would love to see your ideas!

[@edwinpenuela547]

Hi, I love your videos. What can I plant in between emerald green to add color to my fence line. I’m in Dallas, TX.

[@delorisbrooks4966]

Thank you so much. I would love to get Golden Hinoki Cypress. Who am I kidding, I want them all, but I don't have enough room😢

[@lilyw.1788]

Any recommendations for narrow evergreen tree for zone 5 and needs to be deer resistant? Would love to see more garden tours !

[@ruthd2261]

American Pillar! I’m on the hunt!

[@aruiz565]

I know a lot of these trees don't do well with a lot of water or bad drainage. Can you recommend a few that can tolerate wet soil that would still be good for privacy? I'm in zone 7a, Utah. Thank you! Love your videos!

[@QL2149]

Nice trees and sharing. Thank you. How is life in America? Is it really very bad economically and socially? Like ppl really turning bad?

[@liv4wkn632]

You nailed Prestigious! 🤣😂🤣

[@SouthallTN]

I decided to go with the Nellie R Stevens Hollie for a dense privacy hedge along my property line. Anyone know how much space I should leave between NRS shrubs and little Gem Magnolia trees? I would love to add 1 or 2 viburnum varieties into the visual mix but

[@82dupont]

Is there a version of golden Hinoki that grows shorter and narrower? I need a tree for the corner of my ranch home that captures the golden cypress shrubs I have on the right side of the home.

[@kaitmeeker1541]

Hinoki Cypress!!!

[@pal98111]

Don’t forget wax Myrtle. It’s a great screening tree / bush.

[@nccrchurchunusual]

Podicarpus at my moom's seems to be a hornet magnet.

[@dorothywhitehead1189]

I love North pole but in in central la zone 9

[@Rick2367]

Which ones can or cannot be pruned or shaped to keep size down?

[@MourningDove-bn4dk]

How would you protect arborvitae from bagworms if they are in a hedge? Are these just bagworm resistant or something? I don't want to water my neighbors cars when I treat them.

[@donnamcdan9326]

Is that Hinoki good for zone 7a?

[@skgreenhouse]

Absolutely!

[@nicladeastis3595]

Hi Justin I bought one of those hynokii Cyprus and it started getting brown it's holding on to dear life but i don't think she will make it. I'm in z8a grapevine tx Any suggestion on were i went wrong ?

[@josweatt898]

I read online they need part shade if exposed to temps in the mid 90's.

[@82dupont]

@@josweatt898….Or 5 gallons of water daily when those temperatures last longer than a week.

[@ruthannecoro6198]

I’m Looking for 6-8 shrubs that are for shade, deer resistant, preferably flowering and faster growing. Considering a hydrangea hedge, but love evergreens. I’m in 5/b any suggestions?

[@RealALSK]

The deer will absolutely love hydrangeas! I wouldn’t suggest that!

[@wandakelly2173]

Better stick to azaleas, the old fashioned kind.

[@stephaniestock8145]

Oakleaf hydrangeas. The deer stay away from those more than the other types.

[@dixiehedrick]

Crippsii Golden Hynoki

[@slycanyon]

Taylor juniper