30 Screening or Border Plants P.2 - Plants That Make Great Neighbors 

Part one: 1. Golden Oakland holly Variegated are slower growing. 2. Simievergreen chinese snowball 3. Recurve ligustrum. 4. Romeo cleyera. 5. Roman candle podocarpus (narrow upright). 6. Mood ring podocarpus (narrow upright) 7.early wonder camilla (slow growing but super drought tolerant once established). 8.coppertop Sweet viburnum 9. Robin holly. Dark green foliage. PART TWO: 10. Oakland holly faster growing. 11. Alabama Beauty camilla fall blooming. 12. Juliet cleyera. 13. Bronze beauty cleyera. 14. Red diamond ♦️Loropetalum 15. Emerald green arborvitae not really great for zone 7 better further north not as drought tolerant 16. Carolina sapphire Arizona Super cypress super drought tolerant 30’ tall need big yard. 17. Green giant arborvitae 18. Purple diamond ♦️ Loropetalum. 19. Forever goldie arborvitae 20. Leanne cleyera

I am so glad I found your videos! Thanks!

There’s some real beauties there, wish I could grow them in my zone 5 😢. Thanks Jim

I like the purple diamond. I like them all.

Just love your videos 🌅

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us. Great video!

On man, im behind on keeping up. Great vid.

Hi, I am in desperate need of a screening plants for shade. Thank you, Sandy

I’m enjoying these videos. Tfs.

Good information! Thank you!

I can grow most of these in my Texas zone 8a but not my soil type. I have heavy black alkaline clay. Can you mention the acidic or alkaline soil requirement in future? Love your videos. They are so helpful and informative

Argh...now I need some Juliet Cleyera and Red Diamond Loropetalum! Just started planting my screening plants this fall. These will help add color, texture, and variety to my garden.

Great information. So helpful! Can you specify of the 30 you're showing in this series which ones are fairly drought tolerant? I'm in zone 9a in hot hot hot and dry Northern California.

Do you have any video of tropical cold hardy evergreens trees, plants, shurbs bushes, flowers for zone 6-8 Im trying to replicate landscaping by architecture landscaper Craig Reynolds. His gardens are amazing!

Would appreciate a zone 3-4 plus plant to use as privacy fence. Thank you

Leave burlap on or take out?? How about the metal holding the root ball?

How can you tell which cleyera you have. They both have bronze new growth. They come from a wholesale nursery so not all are labeled well. The leaves new are super super glossy.

Can you talk about screening in urban areas where your nieghbors are very close. .15 or .25 lots. What one can do to make property line but not have a high plant-- that does not get above 3ft or so. In the DC metro zone 7a.

Height is crucial information....🤓