Taxus baccata

A living monument, a tree with a story. The Taxus baccata (yew) can live for thousands of years and has a fascinating history.

Visually, its most striking features are its dark green needles, red berries and especially its beautiful, brownish-red flaking bark. This immediately attracts attention and only gets more beautiful with age.

THE BEAUTIFUL BROWN-RED, FLAKING BARK ONLY GETS MORE BEAUTIFUL WITH AGE.

A composition of elegant yew trees whose crowns form one whole.

Taxus baccata organic shapes

Taxus baccata ball on multistem

OLD WOUNDS ARE GIVEN TIME TO HEAL.

This Taxus cuspidata macro bonsai was originally formed in Japan.

Taxus baccata standard
H 450/500 W 250/300

Taxus baccata multistem
H 550/600 W 350/400

Taxus baccata multistem
H 500/550 W 300/350

Thanks to our wide selection of Taxus baccata in a wide variety of sizes, we can create instant large organic massifs that immediately capture the imagination. Inside, the trunks were pruned high, creating an interesting interior space as well. H 650/700 W 1700/1800 per massif.

Taxus baccata classical topiary forms
H 300/350 W 150/200

Taxus baccata solitary standard

Taxus baccata ball

Taxus baccata experimental topiary shapes

Taxus baccata organic shapes on standard
H 550/600 W 300/350

Taxus baccata organically pruned cloud under a thin layer of snow.

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