Yew Hedging 15 Litre Pot 110-120cm

[⚠️ Suspicious Content] Yew Hedging (Taxus baccata) – Timeless, Dense Evergreen Structure
Yew (Taxus baccata) is a classic, long-lived evergreen hedge plant, known for its dark green needle-like foliage, dense growth habit, and superb clipping response. Valued for centuries in formal gardens, it provides year-round privacy, structure, and elegance, making it ideal for both modern and traditional designs. Its slow to moderate growth ensures minimal maintenance while delivering exceptional longevity.

Seasonal Beauty & Growth
Spring:

Fresh, bright green new growth appears at shoot tips, contrasting with older dark foliage.

Dense branching starts to fill out gaps in the hedge or shape after clipping.

Summer:

Maintains a rich, deep green colour and thick structure.

Excellent for shaded areas and formal topiary, with great drought tolerance once established.

Autumn:

Small red berries may appear on female plants, providing visual interest and food for birds.

Foliage remains lush and evergreen as other hedging plants fade.

Winter:

Retains full coverage with minimal colour change, giving structure and privacy throughout the year.

Hardy and resilient, even in frost or exposed locations.

Structure & Form
Height & Spread: Grows 20–30cm per year; easily maintained from 1m up to 5m+.

Form: Naturally dense and upright with the ability to be clipped into crisp, formal shapes.

Growth Habit: Compact, shade-tolerant, and long-lasting—perfect for precision hedging and screening.

Growing Conditions & Care
Position: Full sun to full shade; one of the best hedges for dry shade once established.

Soil: Prefers well-drained soil; avoid waterlogged conditions. Tolerates chalk, clay, and sandy soils.

Maintenance: Clip once or twice a year to maintain shape. Very tolerant of hard pruning, even into old wood.

Hardiness: Fully hardy and reliable across the UK.

Why Choose Yew Hedging?
Yew is the gold standard for evergreen hedging: formal, dense, and beautifully sculptural. With its dark green colour, adaptability to shade, and low maintenance, it provides elegance and permanence in any garden style—from country estate to urban courtyard.