Everyone knows the problem in densely populated areas: the houses stand close together. Naturally, privacy screening is necessary in the garden – but what is the best way to achieve it? Several options are available, and we will give you an overview.
Privacy in the Garden – Wood and Glass Garden Fences
The wooden fence is a classic choice, but it often casts shade and can prevent plants from growing well. One solution for privacy in the garden, is a fence that combines wood and glass. Frosted glass panels keep the gaze of passersby and neighbors away while still letting sunlight through. Another cost-conscious option is a wooden fence with decorative trim, or a screen made from ready-made fence elements.
Tall Plants Provide Privacy in the Garden
Tall shrubs can screen a small garden from neighboring houses and look more attractive than a bare wall. Experienced gardeners can build a bamboo "fence"; beginners can green a garden wall with climbing plants to add variety and soften the surface. Vertical gardens are also very much on trend: they save space and look beautiful. Once you have chosen a fence or wall, you can later add succulent plants or other greenery.
Original concrete wall provides privacy
Garden wall of glass and metal
Frosted glass lets sunlight through while blocking views
Bamboo fence – decorative and practical
Metal fence with hanging flower pots
Visually separate the small patio garden
Frame the roof terrace with a fence
High screens provide more privacy
Anna Lohan
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Taus Kishiev
