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Taxus baccata ‘Repandens’
Evergreen, coniferous, shrub, small tree, Taxaceae
Common name: English yew
Hardiness: 6
Mature ht and spread: 8-12 m tall, 6-10 m wide
Form: wide spreading, dense branches, ground covering yew
Conditions: full sun-part shade, deep, moist well drained soil, tolerant of periodic drought
Leaf: undulating branches, spirally arranged, pointed, dark green flattened needles, lighter green under, two ranks along branchlet
Fall: none
Flower: none
Cone: reduced to single seed surrounded by red, cup-like aril
Limits: all parts of yew are poisonous
Suitable uses: parks, gardens, groundcover
Id: almost impossible to id without seeing whole plant
Native to: Europe, northern parts of Africa