TAXUS MEDIA WARDII ACORN FARMS

WARDS YEW
TAXUS MEDIA WARDII

Taxus media 'Wardii'

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TAXUS MEDIA WARDII

Genus: TAXUS
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Height: 5-6 Feet Tall
Spread: 3 Feet Wide
Color: green foliage
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Zone: 4
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WARDS YEW

Taxus media 'Wardii' is commonly referred to as Wardii Yew or Ward's Yew. It is a versatile, low-growing, wide-spreading evergreen shrub with a flattened top with linear, pointed, dark green needled foliage that have good color retention throughout the year. This slow-growing, dwarf Yew displays showy red drupes from early to late fall and forms a flattened top as it grows.

Wardii Yew thrives in both sun and shade in average, evenly moist, well-drained soils. It will not tolerate standing water - good drainage is a must. It is tolerate of drought conditions once established. It will tolerate urban pollution and will thrive in city environments.





PLANT SIZE TYPE GALENA ADD'L DIG SOON
TAXUS MEDIA WARDII con 10 24-30 in 5 230 0
TAXUS MEDIA WARDII con 15 84 00 0
TAXUS MEDIA WARDII con 20 40 00 0
TAXUS MEDIA WARDII con 3 15-18 in 24 300 10
TAXUS MEDIA WARDII con 3 BI 54 00 0
TAXUS MEDIA WARDII con 7 1 00 0

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TAXUS TYPES:

Taxus Baccata
Commonly called English Yew or Common Yew, this long-lived evergreen is one of the best conifers for shady areaa. Males develop cones - Females develop attractive red fruit. Note: All yews are poisonous if ingested.

Taxus Cuspitata
Commonly called Japanese Yew or Spreading Yew, this evergreen makes a great foundation plant with dark green foliage that can be used as a privacy hedge. Note: All part of Yews are extremely poisonous if ingested.

Taxus Media
This is a hybrid designation for a number of yews. It is noted for its hybrid excellence. Provides needed privacy when grouped together for form a screen or hedge. It is among the smallest of the Taxus genus. Note: All yews are extremely poisonous if ingested.






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