The species are numerous and widespread throughout the northern hemisphere. Among them, many forms vary in habit. They grow slowly and reach a high age.
Botanical description
Habitus: The basic species grows into tall trees, the bark is reddish brown and peels off in old age. It grows up to 50 cm in height.
Leaf: Needles dark green, shiny, pale green below, arranged in two rows, flat and poisonous.
Flower: The plant is dioecious, meaning that the female and male flowers are separated on two plants.
Fruit: The fruit of the yew tree is encased in a red fleshy sheath.
Growth conditions / Cultivation / Care
Yew tolerates winter and shade well. It does not like soil that is too wet or too acidic. It tolerates pruning well. Suitable for city centres as it tolerates urban air and dust well.
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