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Everlow Yew

Taxus x media 'Everlow'

Category: Evergreen Shrub • Yew

Everlow Yew is a compact, evergreen shrub ideal for foundation planting and shaded gardens.

Mature Height: 1-2 feet
Mature Width: 3-4 feet
Light: Shade
Zone: Zones 4-7
Maintenance: Low
Growth Rate: Slow
Season of Interest: Multi-season
Foliage: Evergreen

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Owner and Landscape Designer · Kansas State University · 25+ Years Experience

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Description

Everlow Yew is a low-growing, dense evergreen shrub known for its attractive dark green foliage. It is ideal for low hedges or ground cover in shaded areas.

Ideal Conditions

Prefers partial to full shade and well-drained soil. Tolerates a range of moisture levels.

Soil Preferences

Well-drained soil with moderate moisture; adaptable to various pH levels.

Sun Needs

Shade

Landscape Guidance

Landscape Use

foundation plantingaccent

Special Features

Compact growth habitevergreen foliage

Wildlife Value

Provides shelter for birds and small mammals.

Resistance / Tolerance

Drought tolerant once established.

Notes from Our Designer

Great for low hedges and borders. Works well in shaded areas.

Maintenance Notes

Low

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Is Everlow Yew a good fit for Kansas City landscapes?

That depends on sun exposure, moisture, spacing, and how the plant will be used in the overall design.

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