Screening Plant Suggestion
mjackson
10 years ago
Hello, I am looking for ideas on an evergreen to use as a screen. I had a leyland cyprus but for the space it was too big. I am looking for something that grows to around 10-12 feet max and has a width of no more than 5-6 feet. I am going to use it between my house and the neighbors to screen a portion of the driveway and front entrance of their house. I have indicated where I would like it in this picture.
ny suggestions would be appreciated.
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