I recently received this 12-pack of "GARVEE Artificial Grass Wall Panels,20"x 20" Artificial Plant Wall Panels Fake Greenery Leaf Hedge for Outdoor,Indoor,12 Pack" and I love the variety of foliage included in these panels. They're lush and bursting with leaves and can quickly make an ugly chain-link fence much more attractive, while also offering a bit more privacy.These 20" x 20" panels are very dense with foliage. The green, elliptical-shaped leaves provide great coverage and transform whatever they're covering in no time. The panels are pretty easy to cut so you can create a custom-sized/shaped piece and work around nearly any obstacles. The greenery is a combination of the oval/elliptical leaves and what look like daisies, but I really dislike the flower heads (they just look fake to me) so I will probably remove them when the installation is complete.These panels are super versatile. I have a similar product installed on a section of street-facing chain-link fence and it makes a huge difference as far as curb appeal goes. Sure, the backside of the panels is less attractive, but even the back of these panels is prettier than a chain-link fence. You could take it a step further and cover BOTH sides of a fence with these, but it'd get pretty expensive to do that. Still, it's an option.I mentioned that the panels are very dense, and they are. Eye-balling the thickness/depth of the leaves, I'd say they're 1-2" deep (see image #4) and have lots of overlap on the leaves to help disguise where the panels line up (or end). And it's because of this thickness that I'm considering making use of these in a fairly unconventional way - as ground cover. No, really, hear me out!I have a small, triangular flowerbed at the front of my house. The weeds are relentless and I can no longer maintain the area to my satisfaction without incurring a fair amount of injury along the way. I redid the whole bed last year and covered it in artificial grass. I've been loving the ease of maintaining it, but I'm not too crazy about the look. The faux grass is green, but the green doesn't seem natural enough to me. Plus, leaves and grass clippings from surrounding/adjacent areas end up in the grass and take a lot of time to clean up. No, it's nowhere as bad as weeding, but it's still a lot of upkeep I want to minimize. Or eliminate entirely I see these panels as a potential solution, and because they're so lush (AND because they're UV-protected and safe for all kinds of weather), I'm thinking I may order a set exclusively for the flowerbed. I'll definitely post pics if I go that route.This bundle of a dozen 20" x 20" panels was priced at $119.99 when I placed my order. It's a fairly pricy endeavor, but the transformation is really amazing and worth every penny if you ask me. Happy to recommend!