Taxus baccata Fastigata indoor

Taxus baccata Fastigata indoorTaxus baccata fastigiata, commonly called Irish Yew, is a dense, upright, evergreen shrub of columnar habit when immature, becoming more conical as the shrub matures. The conifer displays yellow to lime green needles with the female cultivar produces coral red seed bearing cones. The Irish Yew is a very traditional tree often used for formal entrances and avenues. Soil: Will tolerate most soils but likes a well drained loam. Conditions: Comfortable in

or standout addition to mixed garden beds

4m x width 0

Prune hard after flowering in frost-free areas or in spring in cold ones to maintain compact growth and heavier flowering

Naturally growing as a multi-stemmed shrub from a lignotuber

Carex oshimensis Carex Feather Falls PBR shows off stunning variegated foliage in soft tonings of green and silvery gold

it provides vibrant colour and attracts birds throughout the year

rockeries and informal plantings

Size: Height 12m x width 3m

sweet flavour balanced by subtle berry-like notes

red-pink bell-shaped flowers adorn Pink Pixie in late spring to late summer

Apply mulch to keep the shallow roots cool

allowing the branches to cascade downward and form a lush carpet at its base