The top five are hawthorn, field maple, bamboo, holly and firethorn,’ says Marcus Eyles, horticulture director, Dobbies. What is the best type of garden screening? The best type of screening is what suits your garden's style best, if it's contemporary in style then metal will look fit well, rustic spaces will suit materials like wood and willow. When you want to create zones but feel solid fencing would feel too harsh choose woven garden screening ideas. Such as these willow panels. The open weave structure provides a more airy approach to fencing an area in, to avoid breaking the flow of the space. Especially handy in a small garden where you don't wish to make it feel even more limited. Re-cycling and re-purposing can all come into play when it comes to garden screening ideas, particularly if you’re on a budget. A shabby, existing fence or new but inexpensive screening, such as willow, reed or bamboo, can up its country-style credentials by teaming it with vintage-style objects that look as good as they are useful.

Plants are a natural and sustainable way to create a screen in your garden. There are a whole host of fantastic plants that can be used – mature, larger plants will be more expensive, but provide instant results, whereas younger plants can be nurtured and grown over time for a more cost effective approach. Deliveries are usually madebetween 8.30am and 6.30pmMonday to Friday excluding public and bank holidays. During busy periods our couriers may deliver up to 9:00 p.m. Hedera Helix Woerner is a climber with winter hardy dark green ivy. Keeps its leaves all seasons. Its leaves vary in shape. Ivy is a fast-growing climber, but even the speediest of varieties will take a few months to result in screening that’s dense and lush. Faux foliage, on the other hand, will provide instant – and impressive – results.

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Mobilane Green Screens are available with different types of plants and in panels of different sizes. For example, choose a hedge screen of Hedera helix Woerner, a hardy dark green ivy that has evergreen leaves in varying shapes. For more colour, choose Pyracantha Dart’s Red, a hardy firethorn, with non-poisonous red berries and a spring flourish of beautiful white flowers. A Mobilane Green Screen brings an instantly full and dense hedge and can be planted all year round. Would you like to contribute to a healthier living environment with us? Then view the possibilities and then we will work together! Enhancing biodiversity further Panels with an abundance of foliage that looks convincingly real will make your wallet wince more than flimsier versions, but they are worth the extra expense if your budget allows. If it doesn’t, but you need extra coverage, grow real ivy, clematis or jasmine to intertwine with the faux foliage.

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Trees can be a natural way for effective screening but may take a while to grow to the desired height,' say the experts at Gardenesque.com. How can I stop my neighbours overlooking my garden? Please note that delivery dates are not guaranteed. There is always a risk that consignments may be delayed by couriers.