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Landscaping for Privacy

Try these ideas for fences, plants and barriers to give your yard and garden some sexy secrecy.

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Bamboo Screen Provides Natural Privacy Barrier

Planting living walls is often preferable to erecting masonry walls or wooden or vinyl fencing. Bamboo hedges, for example, commonly serve as such living wall privacy fences.

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Topiary Time

Tall topiaries are elegant and often whimsical. The more topiaries you incorporate, the more privacy they provide.

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Woven Willow Fence Great for Rural Setting

Woven willow panels are used in a rural garden setting as a privacy screen and divider.

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Awning Provides Shade and Privacy

A retractable awning with curtains like this one provides control over the amount of sunlight that reaches a space. Top coverage is particularly helpful when it comes to privacy if you live next to a high-rise building or apartment complex that overlooks your outdoor space.

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