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What is the best type of planting trees to keep the balls into the neighbors yard and catch the ball?

We would like to plant a row trees to keep our children footballs in the neighbors yard and a tree that is not a trap not bullets, flying, etc. .. Am I asking the tree to do too much? The patio is poured in front of the fence is 8 feet so it would be easy for a balloon into the neighbor's yard. We also live Tennessee to land is very good and the weather is not too extreme in either direction.

I agree, conifers such as pines, fir, Leyland cypress, holly, or tree of life will work. Do some research to know what is best for the space you have and how you want the large mature tree be. Also, be aware that if you have a fat wallet to plant trees large Royal will take some years before the trees of a Brian finally size. Detection

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