Taxus baccata 'Stricta Aurea' 1 Gallon
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The columnar profile of the Golden Irish Yew is the more stunning for its gold-tinged, needle-like foliage. The color intensifies in full sun and is a vibrant backdrop for the bright red berries that form in the fall. Excellent as a focal point in the garden or as a privacy hedge, though patience is required!
| Common Name: | Golden Irish Yew |
| Mature Size: | 15 -30 feet tall, 4 - 8 feet wide |
| Growth Rate: | slow (4 - 10' tall, 2-3' wide after 10 years) |
| Cold Hardiness: | -10 ° F |
| Characteristics: | Slow-growing columnar evergreen, vibrant red berries in the fall |
| Light: | Sun to partial sun |
| Structure: | Columnar, narrow |
| Bloom Color: | Inconspicuous, red berries in the fall |
| Bloom Time: | Inconspicuous, red berries in the fall |
| Uses: | Woodland gardens, hedges, specimen, mass planting |
| Photos: | Real images, not stock photos |