Description
The Taxus baccata, also known as the yew, is a popular and versatile hedging plant that fits in almost any garden. This plant thrives best in partial shade to full sun. The plant is supplied in a 12 cm pot size and has a height of 25 cm upon delivery.
The Taxus baccata grows slowly and requires little water, which means it requires little maintenance. When fully grown, the plant can reach a height of approximately 5 meters. The Taxus baccata is hardy down to temperatures of -20 degrees Celsius, allowing it to grow in almost all climates.
The foliage of the Taxus baccata is dark green and deciduous, meaning the plant retains its leaves in winter. The Taxus baccata is also attractive to bees and butterflies and can therefore contribute to biodiversity in your garden.
In principle, the Taxus baccata does not need to be pruned, but it can be pruned to maintain the hedge in the desired shape. It is best to prune the Taxus baccata in the months of April or August. By pruning the Taxus baccata, it retains its beautiful, compact shape and remains healthy.
This package is sufficient for 1 linear meter of hedge plants.
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Location: The Taxus baccata thrives best in partial shade to full sun.
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Pot size: The plant is supplied in a pot size of 12 cm.
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Plant height: Upon delivery, the Taxus baccata has a height of 25 cm.
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Water usage: The Taxus baccata requires little water.
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Growth rate: The Taxus baccata grows slowly.
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Mature height: When the plant is fully grown, it can reach a height of approximately 5 meter.
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Winter hardiness: The Taxus baccata is winter hardy down to temperatures of -20 degrees Celsius.
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Leaf color: The leaves of the Taxus baccata are dark green.
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Attractive to bees and butterflies: The Taxus baccata is attractive to bees and butterflies.
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Ever-retaining: The Taxus baccata is evergreen, which means that it retains its leaves in winter.
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Pruning: In principle, the Taxus baccata does not need to be pruned, but it can be pruned to keep the hedge in the desired shape.Pruning month: You It is best to prune Taxus baccata in the months of April or August.
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Planting distance: Plant the plants with 5 cm between the pots to create a beautiful, full hedge.