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Garden Hacks: 10 Ideas for Privacy Screens – Gardenista

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A privacy screen is one of our favorite garden hacks. Fixed or portable, partitions with slats, grids, lattices, and translucent fabrics will block prying eyes—while welcoming sunlight and shadows into a garden.

We’ve rounded up 10 ideas for privacy screens, including five to buy:

Sliding Screens

Cedar sliding screens filter in light in a restored farmhouse in Les Baux de Provence, a 15-minute drive from Arles. See more in The New Provencal Style: An Artfully Reinvented French Mas on Remodelista. Photograph by Katrin Vierkant courtesy of LSL Architects.
Above: Cedar sliding screens filter in light in a restored farmhouse in Les Baux de Provence, a 15-minute drive from Arles. See more in The New Provencal Style: An Artfully Reinvented French Mas on Remodelista. Photograph by Katrin Vierkant courtesy of LSL Architects.

4-Panel Screens

Available in four sizes and heights up to 54 inches, a four-panel Bamboo Screen Enclosure is available for prices ranging from $125.30 to $158.12 from Master Garden Products.
Above: Available in four sizes and heights up to 54 inches, a four-panel Bamboo Screen Enclosure is available for prices ranging from $125.30 to $158.12 from Master Garden Products.

Portable screens are versatile choice because you can move them around the garden) and when in not in use they are easy to store, folded flat.

Hornbeam Screens

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