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14 Αυγ 2020 · Use this variety as an accent or foundation plant in rock gardens or Asian-inspired landscapes. This Chamaecyparis is hardy from USDA Zones 4 to 8 and thrives in Full Sun. Plant in rich, slightly acidic soil with good drainage and water 2-3 times per week for the first growing season.
Add some beautiful greenery with this shrub. This dense, low spreading evergreen shrub is prized for is foliage which perfectly complements any space. Its thick branches hold deep green foliage year around and is accompanied by scarlet-colored berry-like cones in the winter season.
This hybrid between an English and Japanes Yews takes the best of both worlds, the ornamental size of the English Yew and the hardiness of the Japanese Yew. Tolerates shade and droughts.
A broad evergreen shrub with fine, bright green needles, suited to sun or shade. Dense, easily pruned growth brings structure and texture to the landscape throughout the year. Pairs well with other evergreens and provides shelter for birds. Red berries add to its appeal.
Design Ideas: This wide-growing evergreen combines well with more upright growers in the mixed border or in an island planting in the lawn. Since it takes part shade, it can easily be used under a tree. Foliage Color: Green : Companion Plants: Rose (Rosa); Lilac (Syringa); Viburnum (Viburnum); Iris (Iris); Coral Bells (Heuchera)
Taxus × media 'Densiformis' (Anglo-Japanese Yew) is a semi-dwarf, evergreen shrub of rounded habit when young and spreading with age. Its dense undulating branches are clothed in glossy bright green needles, held in 2 ranks. This female cultivar produces a profusion of conspicuous, coral-red seed-bearing cones.
If you are looking for a lush, spreading evergreen that is cold hardy, the Dense Yew is an excellent choice. The dark green foliage is soft to the touch and attractive. The pretty red berries attract songbirds. This shrub adds year-round interest to your landscape.
