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Taxus baccata 'Fastigiata'
Irish yew
The Irish yew forms a narrow column of erect stems, growing slowly to about 5-7 m tall and 2-3 m across. The needles are dark green and carried all round the shoots, giving a solid outline. Hardy to zone 6B and long-lived, it is used for vertical accents and avenues.
€23.51incl. VAT, per plant
€18.81 excl. VAT
Indicative price, confirmed on order
Specifications
- Botanical name
- Taxus baccata 'Fastigiata'
- Common name
- Irish yew
- Form
- Conifer
- Mature height
- 5-7 m
- Mature spread
- 2-3 m
- Hardiness zone
- 6B
- Growth rate
- Slow
Delivery & establishment
Plants are delivered by refrigerated transport from Pistoia. Large specimens are shipped on pallets; delivery is quoted per order. We can advise on planting season and establishment for any item in the range.
About sizes
CLT is a container volume in litres, VRL the same in a decorative red container. M is a field-grown plant lifted with its root ball, MGR the same grown in isolation and wire-balled. RN is bare root, available in the dormant season. T is a full standard and POT a planter. Heights are given as a range in centimetres; trunk girth is the circumference measured at one metre. A larger container is not always dearer: a trained or grafted form of the same volume costs more than a bush, and the form is named on the row.
