Living Fence Trees

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  • Quaking Aspen Tree

    Quaking Aspen Tree

    $24.99

    Quaking Aspen Tree

    $24.99
    Planting Zones: 2-7
  • White Pine Tree

    White Pine Tree

    $28.99

    White Pine Tree

    $28.99
    Planting Zones: 3-8
  • Loblolly Pine Tree

    Loblolly Pine Tree

    $24.99

    Loblolly Pine Tree

    $24.99
    Planting Zones: 6-9
  • Loblolly Pine Seedlings

    Loblolly Pine Seedlings

    $49.99

    Loblolly Pine Seedlings

    $49.99
    Planting Zones: 6-8
  • Virginia Pine Seedlings

    Virginia Pine Seedlings

    $89.99

    Virginia Pine Seedlings

    $89.99
    Planting Zones: 4-8
  • Virginia Pine Tree

    Virginia Pine Tree

    $24.99

    Virginia Pine Tree

    $24.99
    Planting Zones: 4-8
  • Hornbeam Tree

    Hornbeam Tree

    $24.99

    Hornbeam Tree

    $24.99
    Planting Zones: 3-9
  • White Pine Seedlings

    White Pine Seedlings

    $89.99

    White Pine Seedlings

    $89.99
    Planting Zones: 3-8
  • Pine Cones - 3 Pack

    Pine Cones - 3 Pack

    $5.99

    Pine Cones - 3 Pack

    $5.99
  • Quaking Aspen Live Stakes

    Quaking Aspen Live Stakes

    $99.99

    Quaking Aspen Live Stakes

    $99.99
    Planting Zones: 2-7

Natural, Low-Maintenance Living Fence Trees for Instant Privacy & Beauty

Living fence trees are one of the most functional and attractive options for property line delineation and landscape improvement. Rather than wood, vinyl, or metal fencing, a living fence is a living, breathing, green wall. Living fences provide habitat and change with the seasons. At TN Nursery, we have been carefully selecting strong, hardy, and quick-establishing trees for privacy borders and natural screens for over 65 years. We have provided plant material for national treasures like Arlington National Cemetery and The Washington Monument since 1959, and our horticultural expertise has been featured on networks like Discovery, HGTV, and History. We are proud of our long legacy, and it informs our authority, ensuring that our customers get trees that are reliable and proven for long-term landscape use.

Why Living Fence Trees Are Rising in Popularity

Living fences provide benefits that manufactured fencing can't match-cooling shade, wind protection, noise buffering, and year-round greenery. These trees grow into thick, tall screens that offer complete privacy while still looking natural and welcoming. Many species produce dense branching and evergreen foliage, making them ideal for visual coverage even in winter. TN Nursery focuses on tree varieties that grow quickly, adapt to many climates, and respond well to shaping. Whether you want a towering natural barrier or a mid-height green hedge, our living fence trees deliver both function and beauty.

The Benefits of Using Trees as a Living Fence

Living fences of trees are a great investment, and can add property value while benefiting the environment. Trees absorb air pollutants, block visual intrusions, prevent erosion and provide wildlife corridors. Rather than breaking down as fences do, living fences get denser and more substantial with age. And whether you trim them to a crisp line for a formal look or let them grow free for a softer effect, there's no hard edge to a living fence. In the right combination, the right tree species, and with enough trees per foot, a living fence line can provide full privacy in just a couple of growing seasons. Our living fence trees are chosen for toughness and resilience as well as cold hardiness and heat tolerance, and many of our varieties have superior longevity of form.

Questions About Living Fence Trees

What trees make the best living fence?

Popular choices include arborvitae, privet, pine, cypress, willow, and fast-growing hardwoods known for dense foliage and vertical growth.

How far apart should living fence trees be planted?

Spacing varies by species but usually ranges from 3-8 feet apart to create a tight, seamless barrier.

Do living fence trees grow quickly?

Yes-many recommended varieties grow fast, providing privacy in as little as 2-4 years depending on species and climate.

Are living fences easy to maintain?

Most require light trimming once or twice a year to maintain density and shape. Evergreen species often need very little upkeep.

Do living fence trees stay green year-round?

Evergreen varieties such as arborvitae, cypress, and certain pines maintain their color throughout all seasons, offering continuous coverage.

With more than six decades of horticultural experience, TN Nursery proudly offers durable, fast-growing trees perfect for creating a natural, lasting, and beautiful living fence that enhances your property for years to come.

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