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1 Gal. Dense Spreading Yew Shrub this Classic Massive Shrub can Now be Used as a Small Specimen Plant
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Stately and formal as sheared hedges, or rugged and charming left to grow naturally, Densiformis Yews are a fabulous base specimen in any garden. Yews are so easy to care for that you'll want more than 1 or 2. Mass-plant them in a shady area, or place strategically in a rose garden or other full-sun location. These pair well with azaleas and rhodode…
Stately and formal as sheared hedges, or rugged and charming left to grow naturally, Densiformis Yews are a fabulous base specimen in any garden. Yews are so easy to care for that you'll want more than 1 or 2. Mass-plant them in a shady area, or place strategically in a rose garden or other full-sun location. These pair well with azaleas and rhododendrons, or of course, rose bushes, as well as many other plants. These are wonderful plants to use as soft screens or borders, in addition to their typical use as foundation shrubs. Consider planting them in a curved shape to make a peaceful statement with a garden bench or water feature. Make sure to plant in well-drained soil. While yews are widely adaptable, they don't like wet feet. Pruning need only be done once a year, just after the first new spring growth. Leave your Densiformis Yew widest at its base and narrower at the top to keep it green throughout. Reaching 4 ft. in height and 4 ft. to 6 ft. in width, this yew is best suited for growing zones 4-7.
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Stately and formal as sheared hedges, or rugged and charming left to grow naturally, Densiformis Yews are a fabulous base specimen in any garden. Yews are so easy to care for that you'll want more than 1 or 2. Mass-plant them in a shady area, or place strategically in a rose garden or other full-sun location. These pair well with azaleas and rhododendrons, or of course, rose bushes, as well as many other plants. These are wonderful plants to use as soft screens or borders, in addition to their typical use as foundation shrubs. Consider planting them in a curved shape to make a peaceful statement with a garden bench or water feature. Make sure to plant in well-drained soil. While yews are widely adaptable, they don't like wet feet. Pruning need only be done once a year, just after the first new spring growth. Leave your Densiformis Yew widest at its base and narrower at the top to keep it green throughout. Reaching 4 ft. in height and 4 ft. to 6 ft. in width, this yew is best suited for growing zones 4-7.
Specifications
| Dimensions | 4 ft. in height and 4 ft. to 6 ft. in width |
| Features | Easy to care for, adaptable, can be used as hedge or specimen |
| Language | English |
| Brand | Online Orchards |
| Title | Online Orchards 1 Gal. Dense Spreading Yew Shrub this Classic Massive Shrub can Now be Used as a Small Specimen Plant |
| Size | 1 Gal. |
| Style | Classic |
| Purpose | Ornamental gardening |
| Type | Shrub |
| Description | Stately and formal as sheared hedges, or rugged and charming left to grow naturally, Densiformis Yews are a fabulous base specimen in any garden. Yews are so easy to care for that you'll want more than 1 or 2. Mass-plant them in a shady area, or place strategically in a rose garden or other full-sun location. These pair well with azaleas and rhododendrons, or of course, rose bushes, as well as many other plants. These are wonderful plants to use as soft screens or borders, in addition to their typical use as foundation shrubs. Consider planting them in a curved shape to make a peaceful statement with a garden bench or water feature. Make sure to plant in well-drained soil. While yews are widely adaptable, they don't like wet feet. Pruning need only be done once a year, just after the first new spring growth. Leave your Densiformis Yew widest at its base and narrower at the top to keep it green throughout. Reaching 4 ft. in height and 4 ft. to 6 ft. in width, this yew is best suited for growing zones 4-7. |