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Please help Screen neighbours from me
Any suggestions to build a 'screen' along the wall in my back garden to
hide the neighbours? They're indulging in gazebo, pergola, the works, and because the gardens slope upwards away from our houses you can see (& hear) everything they do. (They've even got wind chimes to stand duty annoying us when they're not actually there themselves.... ) There's already a 5' high panel fence, But I need it to be about 50% taller than it is, as their erections are much higher than the fence. I was thinking of say a hedge or row of bushes that grows quickly to about 8-10' and stops, needing minimal maintenance? Would need to be along a distance of about 10m (5 standard fence panels and come in a line alog the garden edge right up to the back of the house. Obviusly want to avoid leylandii, and looking at the FAQ the options suggested a privet laurel camelia (not sure what this is) clematis But as a non-gardener, without much time to spare, which is best to let me achieve a decent screen , ideally within about 6 months without too much cost? There is already a single clematis (I think - it's got great big flowers) there so perhaps the best is a row of these? I would prefer a screen that still works in winter as I want to avoid seeing what they have in their garden all year round. Back of house faces south, garden slopes upwards away from house, located in Exeter, Devon. Can anyone suggest the best options to look at? thanks Keith |
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