Yew, Taxus x media 'Hicksii' Hicks Yew. USDA zones 4-7. This is an excellent evergreen shrub for tall hedges and privacy screens. The long, upright-growing branches with dense, glossy, dark green foliage naturally form a narrow, columnar habit that works well as a foundation plant or planted singly.
It grows best in well-drained soils in full sun to part shade, and prefers sandy or loamy soils and does not tolerate wet conditions. They are drought tolerant. These are bare root, dormant plants, 6"-8" + roots.
These can easily be sent to you and economically established in your yard or garden. Rooted cuttings are started from a parent plant and have all the same qualities as the parent. They can either be planted in pots, or directly in the ground. You can even bury a bundle of them in a pile of mulch for a week, a month, over over winter, covering all roots but leaving the foliage above the surface of the mulch. Then remove them from the mulch when you are ready to plant them. They can take some frost and freezing weather as long as the roots are under the surface of the soil or mulch.
PRICING
3 plants for $11.85 is $3.95 each or
10 plants for $34.50 is $3.45 each or
25 plants for $73.75 is $2.95 each
