19 Best Vines For Privacy (2022 Updated)

HONEYSUCKLE: The genus Lonicera contains more than 200 species worldwide and is distributed in temperate and subtropical regions of North America, Europe, NorthAfrica, and Asia. Most of the species are small trees or shrubs.

Honeysuckle is cultivated in private gardens and in cities as an ornamental because of its large, fragrant flowers and brilliant red fruits. Long blooming season, early summer through mid fall, of showy tubular flower clusters; backed by attractive blue-green foliage.

Handsome, dense vine for fences, arbors, even as a ground cover. Long-lasting red berries follow the blooms. Deciduous. Full sun. Fast growing stems to 10 to 20 feet long, 10 feet wide. Attracts hummingbirds and butterflies.

Envelop your yard with elegant ivy and ensure the privacy you need with this durable, fade-resistant screen. Decorative & multifunctional, it helps create an appealing, natural ambiance that keeps your secret garden just that – a secret.

Fade-resistant polyester material helps maintain an earthy green, while an abundant leaf design creates a full hedge look. Plus, an easy installation means you can attach screen to fenching using zip ties (not included).

Its sturdy design includes a mesh support that makes the hedge attachable to multiple surfaces, like wood and iron, and keeps a stable hold, even in windy conditions. Densely packed leaves provide shade from sunlight while still allowing air to flow through.

The lightweight design of this outdoor decor makes it easy to move around and embellish where you need it. Product dimensions for SKY5832 are 96 inch x 72 inch.

Make your property more attractive with this English Ivy Plant set. You get 48 pieces per order to have enough to cover large areas. English ivies are primarily sought as a trailing groundcover lawn alternative that quickly creeps to cover areas.

This is especially true beneath large trees, to cover bald spots where grass won’t grow. These hardy groundcover plants create a maintenance-free carpet of beautiful foliage. They are also popular as a climbing vine (the roots attach to most surfaces, including buildings, fences, trellises and walls) and for topiaries.

Often used to brighten shady areas, English ivies are sometimes grown as a climbing ornamental plant to cover buildings and reduce cooling costs. They are tolerant of drought and perform best when the soil dries out between waterings.

They are ideal for slopes, northern exposures and erosion control. The garden plants in pots are ready to plant wherever you want.

Profusion of Fragrant White Blooms White, pinwheel-shaped flowers greet spring against a backdrop of glossy green leaves, making your Star Jasmine second to none. These eye-catching blooms fill the air with a sweet, honey-like aroma and grow virtually carefree on an elegant trellis.

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You’ll Love the Season-Long Aromatherapy Sessions Plant Purple Wisteria in your backyard and you’ll smell it from the front of your house. Its fragrance is like a lavender/gardenia blend. It just puts you in a good mood.

Open your windows on a breezy day and let it fill your home. You can even clip off a few of these flower clusters and put them around your home. It’s like a natural air freshener. Giant, Vibrant Blooms Last All Spring Huge 6-12 inch purple flowers brighten up your landscape.

Somehow in the spring, these small vines produce giant floral arrangements. Looks Great Just About Anywhere Purple Wisteria is much more versatile than most vines. They can: Transform an old fence into something beautiful.

Turn a plain tree into a classic flowering specimen. Create an elegant trellis like you see throughout the Biltmore House and other regal estates. Purple Wisteria grows as tall as its host, typically up to a maximum of 30 feet.

If planting along a fence, space it every 4-5 feet. Easy to Grow- Doesn’t Need Constant Maintenance This is a very forgiving plant. It grows in a wide range of soils- even sand and clay. Tolerates drought and salt.

Purple Wisteria flowers best in full sun, but can grow in partial shade in the south. Plant it near entryways and patios. and anywhere you entertain guests. They’ll ask what that wonderful fragrance is.

Plant several for a fragrance you’ll smell from a distance. | 3-4 ft. – Purple Wisteria Vine – You’ll Love the Season-Long Aromatherapy Sessions See how our 30 Day Happy & Healthy Gaurantee compares to Garden Goods Direct, Lowe’s.

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Red Trumpet Vine is gorgeous, vigorous, fast growing, and almost too easy to grow. Huge clusters of 6″ red-orange blossoms cover the woody vine from spring through fall. It grows to 40′, spills over rooftops and trellises, brings hummingbirds from miles around.

Native to the Gulf Coast, it thrives in most temperate regions, is hardy in zones 6-11, is heat and drought-tolerant. The huge blooms and shiny leaves make any garden look tropical. This easy vine will cover a fence in a season, is ideal for wild spaces, but is too vigorous for dainty gardens.

It will grow on any support, clings tightly with aerial roots. Growth is rampant in warm zones and the vines should be cut back hard in winter to keep them in bounds. Great for covering a barn, not so good for the mailbox.

Campsis radicans will grow in sun or shade, blooms best in full sun, is heat and drought-tolerant. Showy and undemanding, Trumpet Creeper is easy to grow. It’s absolutely gorgeous, but once planted is here to stay.

20 seeds 60 days of cold stratification required Soak seeds for 24 hours in warm water. Surface sow seeds in a pot or a plastic baggie that will fit in the refrigerator. Mist the soil and sprinkle a small amount of starting soil over seeds.

Cover with plastic wrap or place in baggie in the refrigerator for 60 days. During this cold stratification process keep soil moist, but not soaking wet. At the end of the 60 Days, place pot in a warm, sunny location.

When soil is warm enough seeds will germinate. Remove plastic wrap or baggie when you have seedlings.

Exo Terra Jungle Vines can be used for decorative purposes or for enlargement of the dwelling area. These water-proof vines are bendable, twistable life-like vines with a natural feel and look and can be twisted together with vines of different sizes to create a 3-D habitat.

Perfect for arboreal reptiles and amphibians. Waterproof Natural feel & look Ideal for arboreal reptiles and amphibians Creates a 3-dimensional habitat.

Get Unique Blue Blooms without the Work Rare, unique blue color Blooms the first year Non-invasive, low-maintenance variety Deer and pest resistant Drought tolerant Rare Colorful Blooms Blue is a rare color in landscaping, which is why the Amethyst Falls Blue Wisteria is in such high demand.

It is also a heavy flower-producer. you’ll get giant blue-violet blooms that appear in early spring and last all summer! Looks Great Anywhere It is slow-growing, making it easy to train. Looks as good in a container as it does on a.

trellis pergola porch or patio The possibilities are endless. You can even train it to grow into a tree! Very Easy to Grow This variety is extremely easy to manage and maintain. It doesn’t require constant maintenance like other vine varieties.

It’s easily trained to grow on a trellis or as a tree. enjoy showy, vibrant flowers. Get Blooms Now The Amethyst Falls Blue Wisteria is an early bloomer- you get flowers at a young age, often the first year.

You don’t have to wait for blooms. you get giant flowers with a bright color. A Hardy, Low-Maintenance Vine The Amethyst Falls Wisteria is a North American native, and it is amazingly easy to grow. Plant it in well-drained soil, give it a bit of water, and watch it thrive.

Since it blooms a bit later than some other Wisteria varieties, it’s a great choice for areas where late frosts threaten spring flower buds. | 2-3 ft. – Amethyst Falls Wisteria Vine – Get Unique Blue Blooms without the Work See how our 30 Day Happy & Healthy Gaurantee compares to Garden Goods Direct, Lowe’s.

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Get the 6ft. Create a green corner in your city apartment using this Chain Ivy Garland by Ashland. Create a green corner in your city apartment using this Chain Ivy Garland by Ashland. The garland is full of Ivy leaves and can be put up as a creeper growing along your window sill for a natural effect.

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English Ivy, Hedra Helix, also known as common ivy in 50 count flat, 21/4″ peat pots. Evergreen foliage vine that is soft to the touch. Has the ability to cling and climb on various surfaces, Giving that old world European charm.

in the landscape. Common Name: English ivy Type: Vine Family: Araliaceae Native Range: Europe, Scandinavia, Russia Zone: 4 to 9 Height: 20. 00 to 80. 00 feet Spread: 3. 00 to 50. 00 feet Bloom Time: September to October Bloom Description: Greenish white Sun: Part shade to full shade Water: Medium Maintenance: Low Suggested Use: Ground Cover, Naturalize Flower: Insignificant Leaf: Evergreen Other: Winter Interest Tolerate: Drought, Heavy Shade Invasive: Where is this species invasive in the US? Garden locations This plant has been found to be weedy and potentially invasive and should not be planted in Midwestern gardens.

Culture Easily grown in average, medium moisture, well-drained soils in part shade to full shade. Will also grow in full sun. Tolerates a wide range of soils, but prefers rich loams. Tolerates some drought, but produces best foliage color in evenly moist soils.

In the St. Louis area, plants will benefit from a placement that will provide some protection from winter wind and sun and from hot summer temperatures. Plants may be propagated vegetatively or by seed.

Birds help disperse seed. Spreading stems will root at the nodes where they touch the soil. Ground covers rarely need pruning except when they invade unintended areas. Ground covers may be trimmed on the edges with a spade or shears.

Noteworthy Characteristics Hedera helix, commonly known as English ivy, is a vigorous, aggressive, fast-growing, woody evergreen perennial that is primarily grown as a climbing vine or trailing ground cover.

As a climbing vine, it may over time grow upwards to 50-100′ in height. As a ground cover, it typically grows to 6-9″ tall but spreads over time to 50-100′. English ivy grows in two forms or stages: (1) juvenile stage is the climbing/spreading stage (most often seen) in which plants produces thick, 3-5 lobed, dark green leaves (to 4” long ) on non-flowering stems with adventitious roots, and (2) adult stage is the shrubby non-climbing stage in which lobeless, elliptic-ovate, dark green leaves appear on rootless stems that do not spread or climb, but do produce round, umbrella-like clusters of greenish-white flowers in early fall followed by blue-black berries.

Native to Europe, English ivy was brought to the U. S. by settlers in colonial days. It has been and continues to be widely sold in the U. S. as an ornamental plant. It has escaped gardens and naturalized in a large number of eastern, midwestern and pacific coast states.

In some climates such as in the Pacific Northwest, it is considered by some to be an invasive invader of woodland and open areas where it often aggressively displaces native vegetation by densely smothering large areas of ground with its trailing densely-leaved stems or by climbing into tree canopies via clinging aerial rootlets.

Genus name is the Latin name for ivy. Specific epithet from Greek means spiral or twisted. Problems Aphids, mealybugs, caterpillars, loopers and scale may appear. Watch for leaf spots, canker, bacterial leaf spot, stem rot and powdery mildew.

Mites can be significant problem. Climbing vines around homes easily crawl into unintended areas, curl around gutters and damage painted surfaces, loose mortar or aluminum siding if growth is not closely monitored.

Ground cover. Lawn alternative. Smaller-leaved cultivars are often used for topiary shapes, hanging baskets, houseplants or small area ground covers.

This beautifully lifelike 19” mini english ivy bush with 204 Leaves hangs down like it would from a natural plant. Each wired vine allows you to shape it to your preference and is ideal for decoration in any corner of your home and office.

The lovely and lush hanging plant is perfect for weddings, parties, table pieces and much more. It can be used as home décor, lifestyle décor, and kitchen, porch or bath.

This Clematis features large nodding bells with a slight recurve, accentuated by shading along the edges of the sepals. When summer comes, hundreds of these beautifully shaded bells cover the plant, giving a punch of bluish–purple color to the border.

Roguchi is a non–vining Clematis that plays well with shrubs, or let it weave in and out of your perennial plantings. You can prop it as they do in England with willow branches, or let it spill over the sides of a retaining wall.

Clematis integrifolia ‘Roguchi’ In our EZ Pruning Guide, this variety is in the GREEN pruning category. These Clematis bloom on new vines that emerge from the ground each year or stems from near the bottom of older vines.

Prune hard in the spring and as often as you like to encourage reblooming and keep the plant as tidy as you like.

Includes one plant in a 4 inch pot. Space plants approximately 36 in. to 48 in. apart for best results. For best results, grow in fertile, moisture-retentive soil. Blooms in early summer and again less heavily in late summer.

Reaches standard mature height of 6 to 9 feet.

Fast-Growing Shrub for Privacy Screens Smooth textured leaves and an abundance of color are the hallmarks of the Variegated Privet. Unlike the more common privets with their distinct gray color, our Variegated Privet offers green and creamy-white coloration in its foliage.

The white color of the leaves is matched by white flowers in mid-summer when the Privet blooms. These blossoms are followed by blue-black berries that grow in late summer. The Variegated Chinese Privet is best used as a specimen plant or as part of a hedge.

The richness of color makes it a solid addition to most gardens. | 3 Gallon – Chinese Variegated Privet Shrub/Bush – Fast-Growing Shrub/Bush for Privacy Screens, Outdoor Plant See how our 30 Day Happy & Healthy Gaurantee compares to Garden Goods Direct, Lowe’s.

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Dense, Fast-Growing Privacy The Cryptomeria Radicans evergreen tree is a unique landscape conifer that creates a fast-growing screen in just a few years! The soft blue/green needles do not sting young children or gardeners.

Established trees can even tolerate droughts as well! Even deer leave them alone! These trees enjoy full sun and will thrive in growing zones 5-9. They can grow as much as 3-4 feet in a single season to create a dense privacy screen around a pool or garden in just a few years.

They have the additional value of not being overly wide; they will not overtake the footpath or cause your neighbors to complain about branches coming onto their property. Plant these conifers as close as 5 feet apart and wait for them to fill in the gaps in a few years.

They’re known to be more resistant to browning than other varieties so your evergreens will look healthy all year long. Look for some slight darkening as the year comes to a close, then in spring, the bright green new growth will start again.

Use the conical shape to create a hedge along your property line or plant in a group behind a light blue spruce, a white flowering Rose of Sharon tree or perennial garden. | 3-4 ft. – Cryptomeria Radicans Tree – Dense, Fast-Growing Privacy, Outdoor Plant See how our 30 Day Happy & Healthy Gaurantee compares to Garden Goods Direct, Lowe’s.

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CHOCOLATE GLORY Ipomoea Nil Imperialis Vine. `⋎’ ̧. *o*” ̃ ̃”*o*. ̧. *o*” ̃ ̃”*o*. Everyone Loves Chocolate. even if you can’t eat it! Ahhh, how wonderful to start my morning with a nice hot cup of coffee and this amazing beauty peeking out from the railing! You can almost watch it change colors from creamy fuchsia in full sun to a rich chocolate in the shade.

Chocolate Glory is so perfectly elegant, I can’t help but picture this bloom as a ‘fiddle-de-dee” character from Gone With The Wind. Just like Scarlet, she’s up early to parade her Chocolate Satin, Southern Belle gown with its crisp-white ruffled petticoat to the green-eyed envy of the entire Garden Party.

” I do declare. ” So why not treat yourself to a Tara moment and add this rare, easy growing Chocolate Glory to your Shabby Chic’ Collection. Its large variegated leaves and dynamic 5-6″ blooms will enhance your trellis, fence or anything else you wish to lace in accented beauty.

‘ ”” DIFFICULTY: EASY ZONES: 3-10. EARLY GERMINATION:SOW SEEDS INDOORS 8 WEEKS EARLY DIRECT SOW IN WARMED SPRING: 1/4″ The warmer the ground the more blooms this vine will produce. SUN: FULL-PART SOMETHING TO CLIMB: HEIGHT 10’ ‘ ””’ COLOR HINTS: Blooms are deeper chocolate when in a cool shade.

Full sun releases more creamy fuchsia tones. Planting in part sun and shade will change their colors throughout the day 🙂 See my pictures for the difference.

Known for its intoxicating lavender and honey scented fragrance, pink wisteria is a strong-growing climber perfect for creating a spectacular performance on a trellis, fence, pergola or wall. Rose-pink blooms hang in 18 in.

flower clusters from its twining vines and are extremely attractive to bees and butterflies. A real show-stopper, pink wisteria is sure to transform any landscape into an elegant work of art.

Maiden Grass, Miscanthus sinensis ‘Gracillimus’, forms large clumps of gracefully arching foliage. Its dense structure provides sufficient cover when used as a peaceful privacy screen or border. This is a late blooming cultivar compared to most grasses.

Copper tassels form in fall and help to set a beautiful autumn scene in the landscape. Flower heads fade to silvery white and foliage turns gold after the first frost. Maiden Grass ‘Gracillimus’ should be left standing throughout winter for interest and to protect the crowns.

Cut back in late winter just before new growth emerges. Easy to maintain and well-suited for new gardeners Adds height and dimension to landscaping Graceful grasses can create up to a 10-foot spread Grows in clumps and is often used as edging Dramatic, graceful shrubs for a variety of locations While most often used as edging, maiden grass is an ornamental shrub that works in a range of areas.

With its clumping growth pattern and up to 6-foot height, their slender blades and prominent plumes are popular among homeowners and landscapers alike. They grow best in full sun, but they’re adaptable to many soil types – from gardening soil to clay.

Not only does maiden grass add a rich green color during the spring and summer months, but it will fade to a golden shade during fall. With blades that move in the slightest breeze, maiden grass is adds instant interest and curb appeal.

Great for beginning gardeners Maiden grass is easy to maintain and requires very little care. This makes it not only highly suitable for those who have little experience in growing plants, but also for those who are often away from home but who still want a beautiful landscaping design.

It also thrives in containers, adding visual interest to patios, porches and terraces. Find a variety of uses for Maiden Grasses They’re not only a simple but dramatic addition to your landscaping design, but maiden grasses can also be used to create a living “wall” for privacy.

This makes them especially appealing for those who live in cities, for use along patios or even in commercial locations to create separated sitting or dining areas. Hardiness zones: 5-10 Height: 4-6 feet Width: 3-4 feet.

Known for its intoxicating lavender and honey scented fragrance, pink wisteria is a strong-growing climber perfect for creating a spectacular performance on a trellis, fence, pergola or wall. Rose-pink blooms hang in 18 in.

flower clusters from its twining vines and are extremely attractive to bees and butterflies. A real show-stopper, pink wisteria is sure to transform any landscape into an elegant work of art.