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Cheap £9 buy will instantly elevate your garden – it adds privacy and enhances your plants
IF you're getting your garden ready for summer, this feature may be worth adding.
You can pan out in peace with no worries of nosy neighbours with this budget buy.
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Adding the Smart Garden Climbing Plant & Fencing Mesh to your garden can improve your privacy
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And even if your outdoor space isn't overly exposed, this item is still worth your time.
It will instantly elevate the look of your garden as well as adding privacy to your space.
So whether you enjoy lying out in the sun or dining al fresco, this buy may be for you.
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You can choose between green or brown designs with the size options 0.5 metres by five metres or one metre by five metres.
The fencing is made of "strong UV-stabilised rigid plastic" with "easy to cut" mesh.
According to manufacturers, this "can be used in a variety of ways to enhance your garden".
It is said to provide "sturdy support for climbing plants, against walls or arches".
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Gardening experts recommended climbing plants to create a natural barrier in your backyard.
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Instead of opting for tired hedging, they recommended gardeners "consider screening off areas within your backyard using shrubs or climbing plants as opposed to blocking your whole boundary".
They suggested ivy, jasmine, clematis, and roses for "maximum screening power without creating an overly boxed-in look".
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How to create privacy in your garden
CREATING privacy in your garden can be achieved in a number of ways depending on your budget, and the size of your space. Here are some effective ways to enhance privacy in your garden:
1. Fencing
Install a tall, solid wooden or vinyl fence. This is one of the most straightforward ways to gain immediate privacy. Or use lattice panels, trellis, or slatted fencing to add a decorative touch while still offering privacy.
2. Hedges and Plants
Fast-growing evergreen shrubs or trees like Leylandii, Thuja, or Bamboo along the boundary of your garden can help with privacy. Grow a dense hedge using plants like Boxwood, Privet, or Laurel. It may take time to grow, but it provides a natural and green privacy screen. Use climbers like Ivy, Clematis, or Wisteria on fences or trellises to create a lush, green privacy barrier.
3. Outdoor Curtains
Hang outdoor curtains around pergolas, gazebos, or patios for an easy-to-adjust privacy solution.
4. Sound Barriers
A water fountain or small waterfall can help drown out noise, adding to the sense of privacy. Or install fencing designed to reduce noise if privacy from sound is also a concern.
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Climbing plants can create natural barriers in your garden during the summer (stock image)
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