Keep out prying eyes while creating a beautiful landscape around your home.

Read on to learn about some pro landscaper-recommended fast-growing trees and the care and maintenance each requires.

Areca Palm

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This bamboo-like clustering palm makes for an excellent privacy screen.

crepe myrtle

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McFarlane describes this palm as graceful and elegant.

This tree features many trunks with long, arching, feathery fronds.

This palm is moderately salt tolerant and requires rich, well-drained soil.

clusia tree

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The yellow oleander grows in full sun and tolerates most soils, says McFarlane.

Relatively low-maintenance crepe myrtles need full sun to thrive and bloom prolifically, says McFarlane.

As they are susceptible to root rot, ensure soil is well draining.

areca palm tree

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According to McFarlane, the royal poinciana grows in full sun, with moderate moisture and in well-drained soil.

The cypress grows up to 3-4 feet annually, advises Matthew New, Landscape Expert at Off Grid Destinations.

The cypress thrives in full sun and well-drained soil and regular pruning keeps it manageable.

yellow oleander tree

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Bamboo

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Bamboo offers an attractive, unique, fast-growing screen.

New describes bamboo as being able to grow several feet in a day.

The growth rates is about 1-2 feet per year, says New.

crepe myrtle

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royal poinciana

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leyland cypress trees

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bamboo screens

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arborvitae

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hybrid poplar

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italian cypress trees

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