Natural Privacy Fences That Get Better Every Year
A board fence is at its best the day it’s stained — a living screen is just getting started. We design and plant evergreen privacy that blocks sight lines, softens noise, and turns a property edge into a landscape asset instead of a wall.
Green Walls Beat Wood Walls
The right screening plants — hollies, junipers, magnolias, wax myrtles, and layered evergreen structure chosen for your soil and sun — create privacy a fence can’t match: taller than code allows for boards, alive with birds, cooler in summer, and appreciating instead of rotting.
We design screens in layers where space allows, single clean hedge lines where it doesn’t, and set spacing for honest mature widths so coverage arrives on schedule. Where you need privacy now, we plant at sizes that deliver it now.
- Evergreen species proven in DFW
- Layered or formal — designed to the space
- Planted at sizes that deliver privacy fast
- Noise, wind & view screening in one
Every Edge a Property Needs Softened
Designed like a landscape, spaced like a screen.
Clean, formal rows — hollies, cherry laurels — that read crisp and fill solid.
Mixed-height evergreen compositions with more depth and resilience than any single row.
Dumpster corrals, equipment yards, and property lines screened to code and beyond.
Dense planting that takes the edge off road noise and north wind alike.
Larger container and field-grown stock when privacy can’t wait three seasons.
Privacy Screen Questions
How fast will a living privacy screen fill in?
It depends on species and the size we plant. Fast growers like wax myrtle move quickly; hollies build denser, slower walls. When you need coverage immediately, we install larger stock and design spacing so the screen closes within a season or two rather than someday.
What are the best privacy plants for North Texas?
The dependable core: Nellie R. Stevens holly, eastern red cedar, cherry laurel, wax myrtle, and Little Gem magnolia where scale suits. The right pick depends on your soil, sun, width, and how formal you want the line — that is the design part we bring.
Can a living screen replace an actual fence?
For sight, sound, and wind — yes, and usually taller and better-looking than boards. Where security or containment matters, we often pair a simple fence inside a planted screen: function hidden inside beauty.
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Plant the Property Line You Actually Want
Tell us what you need screened — the neighbor’s second story, the road, the loading dock. We’ll grow the wall.