Yew -there is nothing more stately and quintessentially British than a yew hedge. There are several forms of Yew but only really Baccata are mass g...
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Yew - taxus - there is nothing more stately and quintessentially British than a yew hedge. There are several forms of Yew but only really Baccata a...
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Yew are slow growing and have a very stately look and feel. They do not like being water-logged and only need a clip once a year.
Yew are slow growing and have a very stately look and feel. They do not like being water-logged and only need a clip once a year.
A large growing variety of Yew that bears dark green foliage on horizontal branches that have a pendulous lighter green tip. They make a glorious f...
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Yew - taxus - there is nothing more stately and quintessentially British than a yew hedge. There are several forms of Yew but only really Baccata a...
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Yew -there is nothing more stately and quintessentially British than a yew hedge. There are several forms of Yew but only really Baccata are mass g...
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Synonymous with stately homes and royal residences, yew provides lush, evergreen and natural features in gardens and landscapes up and down the cou...
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Yew are slow growing and have a very stately look and feel. They do not like being water-logged and only need a clip once a year.
Yew -there is nothing more stately and quintessentially British than a yew hedge. There are several forms of Yew but only really Baccata are mass g...
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Yew -there is nothing more stately and quintessentially British than a yew hedge. There are several forms of Yew but only really Baccata are mass g...
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A traditional conifer that is often used as hedging but also is ideal for topiary.
Due to the slow growing nature of the plant, the tightly knit together foliage makes it the perfect option.
Adds the stately feel to any garden and home
Perfect for pots, borders and lining driveways / walkways with
Plant in moist well drained soil. They do not like to be sat wet – so if you do have this then please do improve drainage first. Plenty of organic fertilizer in early spring.
