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Tag: taxus cuspidata

Plants, Shrubs

Dwarf Bright Gold Yew

Taxus cuspidata.  This plant will turn heads with it’s bright, sunny yellow foliage.  The dwarf bright gold yew grows 4-5 feet tall and wide and will lighten up any spot in the garden, including a container.  It grows well in sun to partial shade in zones 4-8.  Cold winters are okay!  This is a low maintenance shrub and is easily shaped with pruning.  The fine … Continue reading Dwarf Bright Gold Yew

Unknown's avatarrainyleafJune 23, 2011July 1, 20111 Comment

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