AboutMarc Chapelle, ASLA Expertise As a licensed Landscape Architect, I can answer general questions about style and design, ideas and suggestions for site amenities, larger site-planning issues, or recreation and park design.
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I prefer you ask somebody else why your petunias are not as perky as they should be...I'd LOVE to tell you how can use those petunias to increase your home's value!
Experience Member, American Society of Landscape Architects (ALSA.org); Past clients have been mostly contractors, developers and local civil engineering/architecture firms, plus the occasional homeowner. Currently, I design recreational facilities for the National Park Service (DOI).
I am located in the dry Great Basin area (Greater Nevada/Utah), so the use of landscape materials OTHER than plants is emphasized. As a licensed Landscape Architect on the East and West Coasts, I have been in practice over 20 years.
Organizations ASLA (ASLA.org)
Education/Credentials BSLA in Landscape Architecture, 1989
Many additional seminars, educational venues, and classes (both taught & attended)
Awards and Honors Best Multifamily project, 1993
Best Model Home Landscaping, 1993
Question Hi, I live in a condo that is 2 levels. The upper level has a balcony/deck that is very close to my neighbors decks out back. Any suggestions on plants tall and thick enough to block their view of me on my deck. I would need plants that are movable if possible. The railing is about 4 feet high so I need plants rises another 4 feet higher to get good privacy.
Thanks
Answer Maybe a box-planter lattice with some fragrant vines? You didn't mention your area, and plant selection and performance are very regional. You also didn't mention orientation - Shade, Sun, etc.?
I'd suggest you visit your local nursery that may be able to suggest a nice variety of vines & verticle evergreens appropriate for a balcony setting and planter size.
