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Bienes Raices
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Viburnum as substitute for fence?

Bienes Raices
  • Orlando, FL
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The backyard of the house has 6 foot tall wood fence except for a 15 foot gap near the front, where there is a chain link fence instead.

The fence person wants $375 to put new fence in (two wood panels). I was thinking of planting viburnum as a cheaper alternative. Has anyone had luck with this?

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Larry K.
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Larry K.
  • Investor and Architect
  • Ramsey, NJ
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Viburnum are a great screening plant. You'll probably have to wait about 5 to 7 years I'd guess for them to reach 6' though.

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