Frederic Francis Asian Landscape

Bamboo is an excellent choice to introduce into your garden for the purpose of creating sound. Its dry leaves and hollow stems respond well to breezes. It grows well in sun to medium shade. Take precautions by installing a bamboo barrier to keep it from aggressively spreading.

Tips for Responsibly Using Plants for PrivacyChoose dense growth over quick growth. It’s easy to be enticed by fast-growing trees, like poplar or pear, for immediate privacy. Fast-growing trees are often more affordable, but they are not good investments: They are not long-lived and are often weak-wooded and will be the first to suffer damage during a storm. Instead, choose plants that grow densely, like the examples listed in the article, for solid coverage.Choose the right plants for the right place. Do not plant invasive species, no matter how easy they might be to grow. Invasive species are those that aggressively displace other species and degrade biodiversity as a result. There are many instances of invasive species that were introduced because they made quick, easy-to-grow privacy screens, and you can see them spreading relentlessly and choking out desirable natives. Work with a landscape designer or check with your local nursery before planting, as this varies by region. Ready to upgrade your yard’s plantings? Find a landscape designer on Houzz

Bamboo is an excellent choice to introduce into your garden for the purpose of creating sound. Its dry leaves and hollow stems respond well to breezes. It grows well in sun to medium shade. Take precautions by installing a bamboo barrier to keep it from aggressively spreading.

don't like lack of planters- wall border in front of bamboo

I like the way the path is part of the grass

Effective Bamboo- fun adventure path!