At the northwest corner of our backyard, we used to have Viburnum bushes, but they were half-dead, and we decided to rip them out and replace them with a variety of Purcupine grasses seen below, specifically Miscanthus sinensis 'Strictus'. It's similar to Zebra grass, but its stronger blades keep it upright in windier conditions. It's a variegated variety, which is prettier in our opinion, and these should grow 7-9' tall, spread out, and eventually make a nice visual barrier that will provide additional privacy. You can expect additional blogs, maybe yearly, as they grow up.
More information on caring for Porcupine grass can be found at the link below.
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