Garden design ideas for extra privacy in your garden

Unless you’re one of those lucky people with a sprawling estate, chances are your garden could use a little more privacy. Here are some ideas for adding extra privacy to your garden design without sacrificing style!

Use tall plants or fences to obscure views from the street.

Using tall plants or shrubs is a great way to obscure views from the street, and planting them close together will further deter prying eyes. If you want to keep nosy parkers out, consider erecting a fence.

Similarly, a simple wood panel fence will do the trick, or try a wrought iron fence for something a little more stylish.

Finally, whichever route you choose, increasing privacy in your garden is easy with a bit of planning and effort.

Install a pergola or arbour to provide shade and privacy

A pergola or arbour can provide much-needed shade and privacy in your garden. Garden designers often incorporate elements that can be both functional and aesthetically pleasing.

Furthermore, by installing a pergola or arbour in your garden, you can enjoy your own private oasis, away from the prying eyes of neighbours or passersby. In addition, a pergola or arbour can add visual interest to your garden and increase its value.

Grow vines on a fence or trellis for extra coverage

Another popular method to enhance garden privacy is to grow vines on a fence or trellis. In addition, vines can quickly cover a large area, and their dense foliage provides an excellent screen for privacy.

Moreover, vines can add an element of whimsy to your garden, turning a simple fence into a verdant work of art. So, if you’re looking for a more traditional approach, evergreen trees and shrubs are always a good choice.

Lastly, whatever method you choose, remember that privacy doesn’t have to come at the expense of style. And with some creativity, you can have the best of both worlds.

Place seating areas in corners or behind shrubs for added privacy.

Garden privacy is vital for two reasons: first, because you deserve to relax in your own private oasis, and second because your neighbour’s house is too darn close.

Similarly, placing seating areas in corners or behind shrubs is a great way to create an intimate feeling in your garden. And adding tall plants or trellises can help to screen out unwanted views.

Plant trees and hedges to create natural barriers.

Garden design is fundamental to creating a private oasis in your backyard. By planting trees and hedges, you can create natural barriers that will obscure the view of nosy neighbours and passersby.

In addition, careful placement of these plants can also help to deflect noise, providing an additional layer of peace and quiet. Of course, choosing the correct species of plants for your climate and soil type is essential.

Once you have found the perfect plants for your garden, take the time to properly care for them. Regular pruning and watering will ensure that they stay healthy and continue to provide privacy for years to come.

Conclusion

We have discussed some ideas for you if you’re looking for ways to add a little extra privacy to your garden. You may add privacy to your garden by using tall plants or fences to obscure views from the street. Similarly, installing a pergola or arbour can provide shade and privacy. And other creative privacy-boosting ideas are growing vines on a wall or trellis for extra coverage and placing seating areas in corners or behind shrubs. Lastly, contact M & P Mckeown Landscaping today if you want to learn more about these options or need help incorporating them into your garden design. We’d be happy to help!