Content
- The pase visual protection for a row house garden
- Screening challenges for a terraced garden
- Trees and creepers protect against glances from the neighboring balcony
- Arrange high beds neatly
- Tips
Of course, bamboo can be used to create privacy
The pase visual protection for a row house garden
In a terraced garden, a sense of "coexistence" with the neighboring neighbors often sets in automatically without proper privacy in everyday life. Sometimes, however, it can also be helpful for the recreational value of the already small garden area, if well-considered measures ensure some delimitation.
Screening challenges for a terraced garden
A terraced garden is usually not very wide and stretches like a narrow band in a usually rectangular shape. Since such a garden is usually not very wide, can be set up for approval requiring privacy measures such as stone walls due to the required distance surfaces only conditionally or in consultation with the neighbors. Even high screen hedges solve the problem inadequately, as they can be easily surveyed from the balconies of the neighboring houses. Therefore, in a terraced garden, the topic of visual protection should be approached as creatively as possible and, because of the limited space, it should also be integrated as versatile as possible into garden design.
Trees and creepers protect against glances from the neighboring balcony
In order to shield views from above as far as possible, privacy protection variants with a natural character have proven their worth. Since the garden is usually used actively only during the summer months anyway, it does not pose a problem if this form of privacy during the winter time rather bald vegetates itself. In order to generate added value when using the garden, for example, apple trees can be raised to half-height in such a way that they form a nearly umbrella-like canopy. But you can also grow climbing plants along stretched nets or wires so that they form over the years an increasingly dense privacy and shade roof. Suitable climbing plants are, for example:
Arrange high beds neatly
Raised beds are often used to grow fresh vegetables in your own garden. If these are cleverly placed along the property boundary, raised beds together with the plants grown in them can form an elegantly loosened privacy screen for the seating group in the garden or the terrace.
Tips
An alternative to evergreen hedge plants may be to arrange flowering shrubs as privacy screens along the garden fences. These not only frame the garden surface but also bloom and smell at different times of the year.