Taxus baccata - Cone - 240-250cm, 110lt Screening sometimes red again after first

sometimes red again after first frosts

red-purple flowers emerge in clusters in spring and are followed by purple fruits in autumn that persist into winter

It tolerates full exposure to coastal winds and air pollution

shrubs and deciduous trees as that is how it grows in its natural habitat

Excellent as a specimen

Taxus baccata - Cone - 240-250cm, 110lt Screening sometimes red again after firstTaxus baccata, or Common Yew, is a long lived, medium sized, bushy evergreen tree of pyramidal habit, with leathery, flat needled, light to dark green foliage. Inconspicuous flowers bloom in spring and are followed by very ornamental, red, berry like fruits on female plants in autumn. Fruits are attractive to birds. Common Yew grows best in evenly moist, fertile, sandy, loamy, well drained soil in full sun or partial shade, but it can adapt to a wide