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How to create backyard privacy in tight neighborhoods in Denver metro

Experts recommend putting in faux or living green hedges along with decorative screens
Privacy landscaping — how to make it work in a smaller area
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DENVER — Some neighborhoods around the Denver metro are tight and you might feel like you’re too close to your neighbors. Michael Hupf with Lifescape Colorado, in partnership with the Associated Landscape Contractors of Colorado, has a few tips to help bring privacy to your backyard living space.

Hupf recommends putting in faux or living green hedges along with decorative screens. Fireplaces can also provide some privacy and warmth to your yard.

He also explains if you don’t have a big yard space, you can get custom-made furniture and planters to optimize the square-footage you’re working with.

Watch the video below to see how Hupf transformed a small space into a beautiful outdoor living area.

Privacy landscaping — how to make it work in a smaller area


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