Video: 5 Privacy Tree Favorites

Sarah Logie — Nov 11

Our larger trees are the ideal landscape solution for creating hedging, edging and privacy in your landscape. Watch as our Plant Expert, Meredith, shows off five of our favorite, fast-growing Privacy Trees that create an instant landscape upgrade. These varieties offer attractive foliage, texture and color all while providing the privacy you want!

Privacy Trees Featured:

• Emerald Green Arborvitae
• Thuja Green Giant
• Leyland Cypress
• Colorado Blue Spruce
• Cryptomeria Radicans

Watch the full video above, and scroll down for the full transcript!

Plant Expert, Meredith, shows off some favorite Privacy Trees!

Emerald Green Arborvitae

Thuja Green Giant

Leyland Cypress

Colorado Blue Spruce

Cryptomeria Radicans

Full Transcript: 5 Privacy Tree Favorites

Hi, my name is Meredith, and I'm surrounded by some of our favorite privacy trees at the moment. All of these, of course, will provide great privacy but also provide some wind barrier or maybe if you need a sound buffer for your property, but there are some differences between them.

So this one is our Emerald Green Arborvitae. It grows more of a columnar shape. So if you have a space that's very narrow but you need a lot of coverage this is a great option, as you can see, it's quite full.

But, of course, we have our popular Thuja Green Giant. This one grows into the more pyramid shape and is a very popular choice - fast growing and deer resistant.

If you don't want the bright green color we also have a fantastic option in the Leyland Cypress. Very similar growth pattern but this one is drought tolerant so it will have the darker color and great for warmer climates.

And then if you want to mix something up in the landscape this is also our Colorado Blue Spruce has that wonderful blue silvery color to it.

And then this is our Cryptomeria (Radicans) back here. This one has a different texture if you're looking for something a bit different than the arborvitaes.

So we have plenty of options on our website FastGrowingTrees.com so if you need some help comparing which one would be best for your property just give us a call and we have plant experts ready to help you.

Sarah Logie

As Content Strategist at FastGrowingTrees.com, Sarah is smitten with words and a fanatic for flowers, particularly cut florals and house plants. With a love for curating compelling content, she also enjoys furthering her plant knowledge along the way! A few of her favorite flowers include hibiscus, hydrangeas, peonies and dahlias.

Sarah’s fondness for plants was cultivated through many childhood trips to Longwood Gardens in southeastern Pennsylvania, as well as through her first job out of college at a floral event design company. In her free time, catch her snapping photos of anything and everything, day-dreaming about interior decor, and enjoying the outdoors any chance she gets.

Questions? Contact Sarah at information@fastgrowingtrees.com.