Yew Cone 20 Litre Pot 110-120cm

Yew Cone – 20 Litre Pot (110–120cm)

Impressive Evergreen Structure for Formal and Contemporary Gardens

Elevate your garden design with the Yew Cone (Taxus baccata) in a generous 20-litre pot, expertly shaped to a height of approximately 110–120cm. This striking evergreen topiary brings instant elegance and a strong architectural presence to entrances, pathways, terraces, or formal borders. With its dense, glossy foliage and refined conical shape, it’s a timeless feature that delivers year-round structure and sophistication.

Slow-growing and long-lived, this expertly clipped yew is a top choice for both traditional and modern landscapes. Whether flanking doorways, creating rhythm in formal plantings, or standing alone in a feature container, the Yew Cone commands attention with quiet confidence.

Why Choose the Yew Cone (110–120cm)?

Bold Architectural Impact
Standing over a metre tall, this sculptural yew provides vertical interest and symmetry, making it a perfect focal point in larger borders or grander entrances.

Year-Round Evergreen Colour
The rich, deep green needles hold their colour throughout winter, offering reliable structure and vibrancy when other plants fade.

Ideal for Containers or Ground Planting
Equally effective in large planters or planted in the ground, this topiary adapts to a range of settings with ease.

Low Maintenance and Long-Lasting
Requiring just a light annual trim, Yew Cones are incredibly durable, easy to maintain, and can live for generations.

Design Versatility
Use them in pairs for symmetry, in rows for formality, or as single focal points in modern planting schemes.

Where to Site Your Yew Cone

• As a formal pair flanking doorways, gates, or garden entrances

• In large containers on patios, terraces, or courtyards

• Along pathways or as punctuation points in parterres

• Within structured planting schemes for year-round interest

How to Grow and Care for Your Yew Cone

Soil – Grows well in a wide range of soils, from loam to chalk and clay, as long as drainage is good.

Light – Thrives in full sun, partial shade, or even full shade. Exceptionally tolerant and adaptable.

Watering – Water regularly until established, especially in dry periods. Mature plants are drought-tolerant.

Pruning – Light trimming once a year in late summer keeps the cone shape crisp and tidy.

Feeding – Apply a balanced slow-release fertiliser in spring to encourage healthy growth and colour.

Classic, elegant, and enduring, the Yew Cone (110–120cm) is a statement piece that adds structure, style, and presence to any outdoor space. Perfect for both traditional and contemporary garden designs, it offers a lifetime of evergreen beauty with minimal maintenance.