Tall shrubs

Use flowers instead of fencing to enclose your yard. Check out 23 of our top picks for flowering shrubs you can use in place of basic green hedges.

Goldspire Ginkgo The deep green foliage of Ginkgo ‘Goldspire‘ has unmatched beauty. Unharmed by urban smog, the leaves will filter out the pollutants in the air to give you tons of fresh clean air. This narrow Gingko will provide shade and beautiful deep green backdrop for other plants to pop against. In the fall, the leaves of ‘Goldspire’ turn a beautiful shade of golden yellow that demand attention in your autumn garden. #ginkgo #goldspireginkgo #smallyardtrees

5-6 foot size is the "sweet spot" for evergreen shrubs in the home landscape. They're tall enough to be a substantial backbone planting, but not too large that they dwarf your house and block all the natural light.

Discover 17 privacy bushes and shrubs that are perfect for screening your backyard, front yards, patio, and driveways. Find out which plants are suitable along fence lines and which are fast growing to experience peace and serenity of a secluded residence. #hedges #bushes #privacy #nosyneighbors

7 fast growing evergreen trees and shrubs - add these to your landscaping for quickly growing gorgeous color and privacy year round.

Tall ornamental grasses are a great addition to any landscaping. Learn more about tall ornamental grasses that create a privacy fence for your backyards or landscaping.

Add a few fast-growing shrubs to add instant excitement (or privacy) to your garden. Here's our favorites.

7 Tall And Slender Shrubs For Tight Spaces -- from Southern Living The ultimate in low maintenance greenery, Roman Candle Podocarpus takes Mother Nature at her worst, from high heat to pesky deer. White variegation offers a unique color accent, while the tall profile offers structure and privacy. #southernliving #tallplants #narrowgardens #tightspacegardens #hellstrip #deerresistant

Discover ten amazing narrow trees for small gardens. These columnar trees are perfect for tight spaces, such as the area between your home and driveway, along a fence line, around a patio, or as a privacy shield between you and your neighbors.

A little bit of privacy makes any backyard more enjoyable. Here are some plants to help make that happen, from trees and shrubs to vines, grasses and towering flowers!