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Gentlemen, its been awhile since I have been on the site or have had time to be on the site for that matter. I do remember it being a wealth of knowledge and very heplful. I purchased 32 acers in Va and have built a house and barn. I have 7 open acers in the back that I would like to plant a tree line on one side of to seperate it from the nieghbors. Its about 400 to 500 ft. I have been looking online to find some evergreens that grow fast and are dense enough. All are expensive and I don't want to waste time and money on someting that will not grow well, or be thick enough. Any ideas would be appreciated...
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Guys, Thanks for the input.I would like to have a "thick" tree line to obscure, if not totally block the view of the homes on the other side of the line. The homes are about a hundred yards away, across a field, but the view ruins the illusion that I am in the country. Growth in my part of Va is out of control, and developers are putting up homes all over.
I will focus on the Arba Vita I guess. I have seen some online, but want something that grows fast and thick.
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Chief, that was my plan. Buy enough land to keep people from climbing all over me. I am pretty happy with the property, but would like to get that one barrier established. I live near Fredericksburg, Thornburg to be exact, in Spotsylvania county. Spotsy has replaced Fairfax and Louden as the fastest growing county in Va. The land I purchased 3 years ago has tripled in value.
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Guys, once I get the trees planted I would like to fence off that 7 acres. I have been to the TSC website a few times pricing it out. I looks like it would cost me a little over $5k for the heavy mesh on wood posts every 20' with steel in between. I wanted something that would hold my dogs in. The question is what type of fence? What type of poles? Or would it be best to hire someone to do it. I am sure I can use the buddy system to get it done, but I have learned through building the house and the barn that its sometimes much better to pay the experts. Any suggestions?
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