Need fence line tree/shrub ideas

I planted four sweet viburnum (viburnum odoratissimum) for the same purpose this time last year. They were all three gallon plants and they're already 4-5 feet tall. You can let them grow as bushes or cut them as hedges. Impossible to kill and they're evergreens. Will grow to 10-15 ft easy but you can cut them back all you want.

Here's a pic (not my yard).

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wax-leaf ligustrums

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Have some of those around the house. When trimmed up they look pretty damn good

pampas grass can fill in pretty good, and quick. but not 10 feet. more like 6 to 7 in most cases.

Pampas grass.
Ligustrum


Pampas grass can get unruly so be careful with how many you plant.

Google green giant evergreens.

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Lingustrums

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frick that. Those bastards make me miserable.

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If you want the next homeowner to hate you plant bamboo...

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Good gawd. You ain't lying. I bought a house once from an old lady that let it run wild. I took me two years with an ax and pickax to get rid of it all.

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If you want the next homeowner to hate you plant bamboo...


Good gawd. You ain't lying. I bought a house once from an old lady that let it run wild. I took me two years with an ax and pickax to get rid of it all.

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Sadly, this is exactly my situation. I bought this house that had a forest of bamboo in the backyard. I'm currently on month 6 and down about $3k trying to get rid of it all. I will freakin hate bamboo for the rest of my life. I spent the entire weekend digging trenches in front of the fence line so that I can dig out as many roots as possible coming up under the fence, and now I'm installing some wooden barriers about 12 inches below the rot board to try and keep it out going forward...

...which brought me to this question. I figured while I have the trenches dug, I may as well figure out what new shrubs to plant there. So thanks for the responses, I'm going to look into some of these options and see what we might like.