These are bushes that can grow quite tall. But they also will produce a great bounty. They do well in the summer sun after they are established. So with that in mind, they would do best near the outer areas of a yard, or as part of a hedge row. They can become afternoon summer shade providers if planted in front of an eastern facing wall. They can be a good survivor if planted in front of a southern or western-facing wall but will need additional help to get past the first couple years until they are established. They will do fine in front of a northern facing wall. If you choose to plant in the middle of a yard, they will obstruct the view of whatever is behind it.