Consider a Living Fence. Instead of trees, living fences provide many customizable and permanent privacy options. They grow ...

Using hardscaping like walls and fences, and natural privacy landscaping like trees, hedges and flowers, can offer the seclusion you want while also matching your landscaping goals.

The humble role of the backyard fence is often overlooked, but if you're curious to see whether you can create more privacy and design interest in your yard, we're here to help. "As outdoor living ...

These three blooms not only fill the air with their sweet scent but also grow thick and lush enough to offer a sense of ...

Gardening experts recommend adding a flower to your garden walls and fences (stock image) Credit: Getty The experts at Gardener's World named the best plant for the job, and detailed how to grow ...

A lawyer has revealed the exact height your fence can be, which changes depending on where it is on your property. You can ...

Not the privacy fences we have here. For starters, it's kind of a cultural-historical thing. In cities such as Santa Fe or Tucson, where there was a strong Spanish influence, there were walls.

So, most of us switch over to fences or walls. They can be foreboding and fort-like. It’s best to use a combination of hard surfaces and plants that combine well with them to soften things up.

The great American poet Robert Frost certainly got it right when he wrote “Good fences make good neighbors.” Maintaining good neighborly relations as well as an orderly community is why Advice ...

Fences in Los Angeles are undergoing a major aesthetic shift from vertical to horizontal as gentrification spreads. It's a sign of a new trend of inward homeownership.