This is the most common cultivar of Japanese Yew planted in the northern USA. It is propagated only by a terminal cutting at the top of a...Read More plant. Unfortunately, it has been used a lot being planted one at each front corner of a house, which is improper landscape technique, (that emphasizes the vertical aspect). It normally gets to 25 feet high x 10 to 12 feet wide, if not pruned or sheared, though real old specimens have been known to get to 50 feet high. Slow growing and living for at least 500 years.
This is the most common cultivar of Japanese Yew planted in the northern USA. It is propagated only by a terminal cutting at the top of a...Read More