Tree identification
User
10 years ago
I am hoping someone can tell me what kind of trees these are. I'd like to get some to plant between my yard and my neighbor's chainlink fence to give us more privacy. Any information on their growth rate would be helpful also. I'd like to find something that is fast growing so we don't have to wait 10 years for the effect. Thanks.
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