Junipers range from blue-green to gold in size and colour. Some upright species have blue-green fruits that provide texture and intrigue.
Juniper
There are low-growing yews, but the tall pyramidal or upright forms make good borders and screens. Some varieties tolerate part shade.
Yew
This shrubby tree has fragrant white spring blossoms that turn into purple jam-making berries (or to share with the birds).
Serviceberry
Arbs can be circular, columnar, or pyramidal, and can reach to 30 feet tall. Most don't need shearing.
Arborvitae
This low-maintenance plant has fern-like needles and beautiful limbs. Vertical or pyramidal variants provide screening.
False Cypress
This beautiful tree tolerates part shade and intense cold. Read the label to find dwarf varieties for your backyard.
Hemlock
Several varieties of hydrangea grow quickly and produce a vibrant screen.
Hydrangea
Cedar trees have a graceful shape and intriguing cones. Weeping variations look great in a mixed border or in pots lined up for privacy on your patio.
Cedar
This shrub isn't a privacy plant, but it's wonderful in a cluster or row. Late summer is when these exotic-looking blooms blossom.
Rose of Sharon
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