Landscape Screening

I like the evergreens

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Like the trees at the far end of the pool

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Pretty evergreens but with the hosta makes me think they wouldn’t work here but maybe something similar

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Interesting burgundy color

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Love the variety and effectiveness here

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Interesting idea to have the vines grow on a structure as part of a screen

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Love the olive trunks and foliage

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Like the effect of these holly trees

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Effective maples(?) like the trunks and the variety of textures and sizes in the screen

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Love the olive trees. Color and effective. Don’t love the topiary plants in containers

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Like the combo of the screen with the softening elements at the base. Stunning bamboo

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Effective Bamboo- fun adventure path!

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Effective hedge

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Like the color of the blue spruce (?)

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This looks like SoCal so probably not appropriate and could be too low for our needs, but I like the trunks and the bamboo & the clean lines here. It works for that space- not sure it would translate to our pasture.

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These trees are interesting & effective. I don’t mind the topiary effect on these trees.

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I don’t love these trees. I get the idea and what they are trying to do but the Italian cypress/ topiary look doesn’t appeal

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Pretty setting- rocks and water in our front yard? Poplars as a screen? I know they can be invasive where there is water, but perhaps along the fence…

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Trees in background seem effective. Grasses remind me of our landscape

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Bamboo is incredible-maybe around the potential new “office”

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