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neighbour's shed

5 years ago

my neighbor just moved in an old used shed and placed at the back of his property which blocked our view to the road. our house is at the back of an acre lot with a bit of a pie shape. his property is in front of our place, his house being closer to the road. my issue is I now have to look at this ugly shed, how can I hide it or camouflage it?

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floral_uk z.8/9 SW UK
5 years ago
Any chance of pictures or a sketch plan? It’s near impossible to imagine your situation without visuals.
krnuttle
5 years ago
Rose of Sharon, Hydrangea, roses, and several other shrubs.

Weeping willow trees are relatively fast growing and left to hang to the ground are great for hiding things.

You should give a location, that helps identify what weather environment you live in. A city is good, but there is a difference between that city if in a valley and tree miles out 1500 foot higher.
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