An exceptionally easy climbing plant, Star jasmine (Trachelospermum jasminoides) retains its leaves throughout the year, making it one of the best evergreen plants for pots for screening a small ...

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For one of the best evergreen shrubs, try planting Pittosporum tenuifolium. I have used this evergreen many times, and not only does it have attractive foliage for year-round interest and screening, ...

Broadleaf evergreens make a dense screen. If you choose plants that will naturally stop growing at the height you want, they can be low-maintenance, too. Glossy abelia ( Abelia x grandiflora ...

Plant this pest-free evergreen in full to part sun. ... It makes a dense evergreen screen. The foliage is similar to the true yews, but the needles are longer and wider.

AFor an informal screen, plant several types of evergreens. Match your selections to the different light conditions that seem to exist here.

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But you could plant several of them 8 to 10 feet apart as a screen. They should do fine in part shade, say, even 6 or 8 hours of sun per day or dappled sun for most of the day.