Top 5 Privacy Screen Trees |Grow a Living Fence|

[@skgreenhouse]

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[@vincentgaglio5106]

Awesome need toorder a few

[@TheMontyOriginal]

I'm obsessed with his energy! It's contagious!

[@Quilter-RN]

I planted 50 of the Green Giants two year’s ago to block out the interstate noise. They are doing well and I cannot wait for them to get much taller in the next few years.

[@slomo1716]

YOU are a crazy and entertaining young man! Love your enthusiasm and knowledge about these privacy shrubs/trees! God Bless!!!

[@karenlyons5754]

I love your energy and humor! A plant expert that makes you want to dance and move!

[@curiouscat3384]

I have Camellias that are about 60 years old. They are giants, probably 20 ft tall and gorgeous! But my favorite screen trees are Tea Olives. Beautiful evergreens with fragrant white flowers in spring. Low maintenance and no pruning :)

[@billrobbins5874]

Would like to see the tea olive now!

[@curiouscat3384]

@@billrobbins5874 They look a lot like a wax leaf Ligustrum (forgot to mention that :) but Tea Olive doesn't seem to be as invasive. I haven't found any olive volunteers after 10 yrs.

[@billrobbins5874]

@@curiouscat3384 Sounds interesting. May try another camellia though. Such beautiful flowers and colors available.

[@christabrown26]

Thank you for sharing!

[@joannabusinessaccount7293]

Please please please continue making videos. You are hilarious and so entertaining to watch - most gardening channels are unlike you!!!! Keep going!!!

[@RealALSK]

We’re not stopping! Only getting started ! 😎

[@trusting2340]

😂😂😂 I appreciate your enthusiasm and knowledge about plants, gardening and trees. Thanks for this channel. I’ve learned a lot in a short time.🌞

[@alouellette4900]

Bro! Your energy and clear passion for what you do is great! Very informative fun. Great!

[@AMG-on-2nd]

This guy is funny/entertaining. I laughed when he hid behind the street to show how dense it was.

[@Wallyandcoco]

Love your videos. Nobody’s perfect and you’re hilarious.❤

[@nwilson7930]

You are hilarious and very entertaining! I am learning so much about plants through your videos! You have such a great personality! Please keep making these!

[@hangarnut5660]

I couldnt stop laughing after the deer bit! love it.

[@walkerpantera]

i want whatever this guy is on. his exuberance makes me happy. amen on the emerald arbies, LOVE EM for privacy. subscribed!

[@scarlettg6136]

Having fun while doing your job. I love it.❤ great information.

[@kellyrivenburgh4090]

You are a hoot! I live in Florida and was happy to see some of your trees will survive here ,I have a rental home as a backyard neighbor so people come and go and the last ones were a doozy so I’m going to the garden center today to see what I can find ,keep up these fun videos and great information

[@kimberlyt4361]

It's just the best, most entertaining, and informative video I've seen. Thank you! New subscriber here 😅

[@joshbeatty255]

I love your energy! I’m planting a screen fence this year, this really helped!

[@thesummerland6165]

this was informative and entertaining! pls do a video including some zone 10 plants, bushes etc, ty Justin!

[@ginnyberg9271]

Thank you and so glad you are entertaining not boring

[@ejmedina7065]

Good Morning!! Thank you for this information!! This trees are beautiful and yes great for privacy!! love your videos. you're awesome!!👍🤗

[@RealALSK]

Sorry for the late response but thanks for watching!

[@3DThrills]

I had a pair of Eastern Red Cedars pop up on either side of my driveway entrance about 6 years ago. They are now 20 foot tall and 20 foot wide. I have a Cherry Laurel and it has been propagating itself like crazy and creating dense thickets that my chickens love.

[@drnate1234]

New to your channel. Love your enthusiasm and knowledge. Just what I needed for my new hedge

[@tesswagner895]

Thanks Justin! Another great, informative video!!! I am seriously considering the camellias now that you've showed us the blossoms. So pretty. 💞

[@kim99may]

Right! They would definitely make a gorgeous screen ❤❤❤

[@planetwalker798]

Your are a character! I appreciated your ideas. First time here; will check again.

[@Dexterosa]

Thanks 4 showing west cedar in your property

[@YellowTroutLily]

I love your videos & your enthusiasm for conifers!!!!

[@PershijsmachnijKherson]

Hello my friend. This is more than just a video, you put love and passion into it. Great job! Thanks for sharing this video! Always believe in yourself and keep doing what you love, good luck 👌❤🌻

[@skgreenhouse]

Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment! Wish you the same!

[@HandcraftedintheFoothills]

if you have the room Carolina Sapphire trees are the ticket! grow incredibly fast and are such a nice tree. they grow much faster than green Giants too. they take well to shearing/shaping.

[@skgreenhouse]

I agree! They could have been on the list for sure!

[@chanchan5349]

Carolina Sapphire don’t have the same longevity. Beautiful, I agree.

[@muzicizmyluv07]

Thank you for making plants fun and entertaining

[@tonyeatspizza]

Camillas are great!!! We have one in our yard, but now I want to do them as a border. Definitely beautiful blooms! Great video!

[@lanafrady9254]

How tall do the camillias grow?

[@tonyeatspizza]

@@lanafrady9254 ours is about 8 feet

[@michaelbacile8439]

I planted fruit trees on the edge of my property on 3 sides. My back yard is buttes up to a state preserve. The front and 2 sides are lined with various different fruit trees all 8’ appart. The only reason it works is because I trained them all to an espalier form. So the bottoms cordon is 3’ high and when they’re full of fruit and wood they stand a good 6-8’ high and give plenty privacy

[@NorthToSouthChannel]

yall's energy in that first 10 seconds made my sub instantly. haha much love from SC. I can't wait to block out my neighbors with our green screen lol

[@Bonestraight08]

My daughter thinks you are so funny 😁! Lol! Me too! Thanks for sharing the info! I am in zone 7 & just planted Emerald Green Arborvitae trees. 1st time Gardner here!

[@RealALSK]

Haha awwww! I’ll make sure to tell him! Thanks for watching!

[@finestpix]

I never thought I laugh watching a video about trees

[@RealALSK]

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[@Linda-ft7kg]

Really funny to watch, nice work

[@interesante80]

Hahaha, first video on this channel. This guy is funny - more laughing at himself than the actual jokes. Love it!

[@RealALSK]

Thanks for watching ❤️

[@MariMari-vq8hl]

The plants and this video is great! You make me laugh and I have learned so much from you!

[@bliss9407]

You made my day and educated me all at once. Thanks for making me laugh 😆

[@RealALSK]

Thank you ❤

[@darkwater482]

I hadn’t thought of camellias for a screen, but I like it. Wax myrtle makes a great privacy screen.

[@fitGURL67]

Love your enthusiasm! New subscriber.

[@hobbitlady7568]

I ❤your enthusiasm!!

[@remohor]

Happy Sunday! Great guy!

[@SledDog5678]

Great video! Fun presenter! Thank you!

[@michaelduke4500]

I would love to work with this guy. He is so fun and full of knowledge!!!

[@Spacesprocketz]

Love your energy bro and your helping me up my landscaping game!

[@WestShoreMan]

Awesome! I need drought tolerant, fast growing and dense.

[@monnie1027]

Awesome video! Thank you for blessing my day with knowledge of trees...yeahhh! I'm going to plant some soon.🙏🕊🙏😇😁👍

[@MrTapanes]

LOL I think I found who's been chewing on my bushes! Great attitude and video.

[@TheLivingBackyard]

Love the options! Yes, I'd love to hear of more options! :D Thanks for the fun video!

[@marcaswebb4917]

That eye wink had me. Keep it up, awesome video

[@SenterStuff]

You crack me up, Justin! Love your videos! Keep ‘em coming! ~Cassandra Senter, Zone 9A

[@gorabelle]

You’re a great showman!! Hilarious and helpful 🤣

[@kimc1748]

Please show some more videos on privacy hedges that would be wonderful would greatly appreciate it thank you so much!

[@courtneydickersheid4153]

A new subscriber! Thanks for sharing your enthusiasm with us. Would you consider sharing landscape design ideas with mixed screening plants? For typical suburban backyards? Thanks

[@donnabauerofbrilliancebyde1178]

You are hilarious! Thanks for the info and the laugh'

[@sbtgirl5618]

I love your energy and charisma 😂

[@MarieMilano-m3u]

Loved this video so informative and fun

[@allysonh6410]

😂😂😂 U are not ridiculous; u are GREAT THANK YOU

[@AuraAraucariaceae]

Awesome video man !!!! Love your screen personality

[@allysonh6410]

:20 idk but those glowing shrubs to your right are gorgeous

[@basharfaqeeh1392]

absolutely love your work brav! Keep up the good work. Cheers!

[@linsnow1930]

Can I make an actual hedge of green giant arborvitaes? By topping them around 12 feet? When they are touching on bottom…?

[@dewaba1]

How far apart should you plant the Gold Hinoki cypress ?

[@waveoglesby2920]

Can you tell me a fast growing evergreen that can stand some wet areas in the winter/spring. Would like it to grow 25 to 30’ tall and 8’ in diameter

[@ramonajolley1966]

Hello!! I love watching your channel. I laugh every time I watch you. I will be needing good screening in my front yard. I also have hollies that I am going to take out. They are so invasive and to hard for me to handle. How do I get them out??? I have 2 varigated and 2 green. If you can please tell me how to get ride of them?? Then I'll be able to come and get my new trees. Thanks so much!!

[@1ntwndrboy198]

I've heard that bonsai tree is a normal tree stress trained to grow slow and stay small. I wish to try a pine. Which type pine would be best? Do you think just use a indigenous one?

[@allencrossland1973]

I planted 16 steeplechase Arborvitea's along my property line. IS it in the families of the plants you showed?

[@CM-OnMyWayHome]

Brand new subscriber. Loving the videos I’ve seen so far! I’m looking for something in the 4’ tall range and narrow. I have a 10’ wide area that needs some low privacy without blocking the view of my 10’ tall Japanese maples.

[@heleac]

What about Norway Spruce? How long would they take to grow from 2ft to about 10ft? I read they are the most disease resistant.

[@ArcolaBridge]

I live in mn and need a cold hardy cover wall taller the better and fast growing. Looks like cypress is a nice shape, smoke bush, choke cherry, arborvitae, hmmm

[@leighannehagan2493]

Love this guy!!

[@tomszabo7350]

Photinia, wax leaf privet, English laurel, Carolina laurel, etc.

[@chris-jt7kw]

I would like to see privacy bushes/trees for a small area… love your videos and I live in PA

[@robingower308]

What would you plant behind a pool with a brick wall 10 ft behind pool? Looking for hearty. Disease resistant and roots that won't grow into pool plumbing. I love in dallas. Tx. Thank you

[@tjwash2]

As much as I hate privacy fences, I'm not sure if I'm patient enough to wait for years to get privacy.

[@marcyeverest589]

I'm told they can grow in zone 9 (a & b). What are your thoughts?

[@gabrielleannacormierart]

What’s the best time of the year to plant these trees? Thanks for this video! It is so helpful ☺️

[@RealALSK]

Fall is the absolute best time to plant! (Fall also before the ground freezes in your zone)

[@dravenbloodwood]

What is that gorgeous little tree next to you with the white trunk in the beginning of this video?

[@tanktexas]

I have 4 Taylor Junipers can you do a video please. I have questions about pruning and care

[@adrianteresa98]

When you were talking about the Green Giant Arborvitae, there was a small Proven Winners shrub with pink flowers or foliage on it (I couldn't tell which), what was that plant? It's so cool! Love your videos!👍

[@Pervydachny]

Hello! Thank you for the great video. It was interesting and positive! Good luck to you👍🌻💙

[@BootsNix]

LOVE your accent, so cute!!

[@RealALSK]

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[@angiecruz579]

Great video very informative. Thanks for sharing

[@johnna-l7t]

One you didn't mention that is an amazingly fast grower is the Murray Cypress, a close cousin to the Leyland, but a lot more disease resistant. We planted a row of them when they were between 12-18 inches tall, and they are now, without exaggeration, about 30 feet tall only after eight years of being planted. A beautiful conical evergreen that the birds love as well for sitting in.

[@jcbusch8616]

Please help us!! We live in far NE Oklahoma, closest town is Langley. We have 5 acres of heavy clay. There's no way we can amend all of our soil. We're soggy in the spring, & get seriously hot (in the 100s) earth cracking droughts, all summer to fall. Unfortunately, we can't irrigate the areas where I need privacy trees. We are literally on the Zone 6b/7a line. I need something that grows fast, & isn't too expensive because I need 30 or 40 trees. What do you recommend? Thank You so much!

[@logansinclair6272]

Can I plant my emeralds in the spring in NY though?

[@haywire25cent]

Great video! Can you make any suggestions for privacy trees and hedges for the Phoenix Arizona area? Especially since we have smaller yards. Thank you

[@mikewashington4188]

How do the Golden Hinoki Cypress hold up against snow? Thanks. I’m looking to replace my 14 Leland cypresses which are dying from disease.

[@21299]

Hi, great information. I've been researching because I have a 130 x 75 foot yard that I want to enclose with a very tall, very thick privacy hedge. It can't be tall enough or thick enough. But I live near the edge of a large forest on a side hill and we have a lot of deer. I was looking at Arborvitae / Green Giant but someone said to look at JUNIPER hedges because the deer wont eat them. Could you go into the differences and if this is true or not, because I like the Green Giant best but the deer like it better.

[@Jane-West]

Sometimes I watch these just to improve my mood!😂

[@outdoorsywannabe1888]

I am on the works to make my front yard nice. We are in Florida. I need suggestions direct sunlight florida soil. Please help so I can buy some this weekend lol.

[@delaRosaLandscaping]

Love all the videos you put out! I use your suggestions of plants in my landscaping company. Would love to see your ideas on which plants to use on the different garden types(Formal,Cottage,Informal).

[@HeidisHereAndThere]

Oh LAWZY!!! OK, Susan, You need to demonstrate!! 😂

[@irenejimenez8570]

What do u all think american pillar for zone 7 . Yard is on the med smaller side ? I need privacy to cover second story neighbors

[@karenreyes840]

I love all your videos

[@scherali994]

Love Love love your videos ❤

[@seekingsummits]

Can you keep trimming emerald arborvitae to keep them from getting taller than approx 8ft?

[@aprilguittar9658]

Really enjoyed your vid, thanks! ❤

[@jacobmay7594]

In wisconsin any green giant or emerald thats not fenced in is bare on the bottom 4 feet from deer. The deer love them.

[@stevebabiak6997]

I once had a bagworm on a maple tree that is close to some spruce (they were all over the spruce).