["You now have many options for shrubs (and a few trees) which are great for creating a living fence. Whether youd like this fence for privacy or for a windbreak, hopefully, this list has left you inspired.", "In most cases, planting and growing a living fence is less maintenance and more cost-effective than installing wooden or chain-link fences. Evergreen bushy trees and shrubs are ideal plants for creating a beautiful living wall to complement your garden landscape.", "Turn a backyard into a haven with privacy trees. Find the best trees and shrubs for privacy from neighbors including fast-growing, evergreen and shade options.", "Lets take a look at the best and most beautiful trees for fence lines. These gorgeous picks will not only hide a less-than-lovely fence, but add privacy to your yard and interest to your landscape all year long.", "There are plenty of wonderful living fence ideas, from flowering and fruiting shrubs to fast-growing evergreens, so the final decision will rest on a number of factors, pertinent to you and your space.", "To screen your property without a wood or vinyl privacy fence, plant a row of arborvitae, Thuja occidentalis. These tall evergreen trees grow straight up and, when properly spaced, overlap to provide privacy.", "If youre looking for privacy around your home, skip the picket fence and opt for a living privacy fence instead. Planting tall, dense shrubs or small trees creates a natural barrier that benefits the ecosystem while adding a sense of seclusion to your space.", "Common trees used for tree fences include willow, cypress, hornbeam, and fruit trees like apple or pear. These trees grow quickly and densely, forming a thick barrier.", "Besides enjoying the privacy provided by a dense hedge, living fences also create shade and are great windbreakers. By blocking summer sun and winter winds, they improve both comfort and energy efficiency.", "Fast-growing privacy trees provide beauty, shade, and a living barrier to shield your yard from neighbours and city noisewithout the long wait! In this article, youll find the best privacy trees for Torontos unique climate and tips on planting for quick, lush results."]