Taxus Baccata Clipped Cone, 15L
£95.00
notes
A Taxus baccata Clipped Point, as a single specimen or en masse, makes a statement in any garden, especially during the winter. The attractive, dense evergreen foliage of yew makes it ideal for topiary and the clipped, sculptural results are widely used, punctuating formal parterres or adding structure and interest to informal gardens.
Dimensions
Pot size: 15L, Height and Spread: 97cm (38in) x 30cm (12in)
Delivery
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Features
notes
A Taxus baccata Clipped Point, as a single specimen or en masse, makes a statement in any garden, especially during the winter. The attractive, dense evergreen foliage of yew makes it ideal for topiary and the clipped, sculptural results are widely used, punctuating formal parterres or adding structure and interest to informal gardens.
Insights
Traditionally, yew was planted in churchyards to prevent livestock having access to the poisonous seeds of the berries, while at the same encouraging the growth of a timber that was prized for making longbows, so effective in the Middle Ages. Now the densely grained wood of yew is prized for cabinet making.
Details
Flowers: Inconspicuous spring flowers are followed later on the female plant by fleshy red fruit. Most parts, especially the seeds, are highly toxic by ingestion
Planting
- Moist, well drained soil
- All aspects
- Full sun
- Partial shade
- Shade
- Fully hardy
Care
Clip in early to late summer to retain shape. Avoid scorching by not clipping in midday sunshine. (We recommend Sentei Topiary Clippers.)
Glossary