Yew Hedging (Taxus) Tiny T 0.5 Litre Pot, 25/30cm Tall

Taxus baccata ‘Tiny T’ – A Compact, Slow-Growing Yew Perfect for Hedging

Taxus baccata ‘Tiny T’ is a dwarf, evergreen yew with dense, dark green foliage and a naturally compact growth habit. Ideal for low hedges, borders, and container planting, it offers year-round structure with minimal maintenance.

‘Tiny T’ forms a tidy, bushy shrub that retains its shape without heavy pruning. Its fine-textured evergreen needles provide a soft, rich green backdrop in mixed borders or formal gardens. As a yew, it is exceptionally hardy and long-lived, making it a reliable choice for structured hedging even in small or urban gardens.

Why Grow Taxus baccata ‘Tiny T’?

Compact, Slow-Growing Habit –
Naturally small and dense, ideal for low hedges or front-of-border planting.

Evergreen Year-Round –
Provides consistent colour and structure throughout the year.

Low-Maintenance Hedging –
Requires minimal pruning to maintain shape and density.

Hardy and Long-Lived –
Tolerant of frost, wind, and a range of soil conditions.

Versatile Planting Options –
Suitable for borders, formal gardens, and large containers.

Height and Spread of Taxus baccata ‘Tiny T’

Typically grows to 30–60cm in height with a similar spread of 30–60cm, forming a naturally compact, mound-shaped shrub.

Where to Site Your Taxus baccata ‘Tiny T’

Low Formal Hedges:
Ideal for edging lawns, pathways, or borders.

Mixed Borders:
Provides evergreen structure among perennials and flowering shrubs.

Containers:
Thrives in large pots for patios or terraces.

Small Gardens:
Perfect where space is limited but year-round structure is desired.

How to Grow and Care for Taxus baccata ‘Tiny T’

Soil –
Prefers well-drained, fertile soil. Tolerates a wide range of soil types, including clay and sandy soils.

Light –
Grows in full sun to partial shade. Performs well even in shaded sites.

Watering –
Water regularly during establishment. Once established, drought-tolerant.

Maintenance

Pruning –
Minimal pruning required. Light trimming can maintain neat shape if desired.

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

Mulching –
Add organic mulch to retain moisture and suppress weeds.

Pest & Disease Resistance –
Generally very hardy and resistant to most pests and diseases.