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Installing a fence isn’t cheap, but the cost of a real-life one made of shrubs and bushes can fly off the charts.
Traditional fencing for a 70-by-90-foot lot could run $3,000 to $5,000, depending on materials, reports HouseLogic. Privacy screening plants for the entire perimeter easily could cost double that, especially if you use a landscaper.
That’s why it’s critical for homeowners to spend wisely when planning to install a living privacy screen. Tweet a free article, Add a Living Privacy Screen to Your Small Home, from the REALTOR® Content Resource. It’s one of four free articles now available in the August “Don’t Be on the Fence with Fencing” article package.
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