Taxus cuspidata Nana

Dwarf Japanese yew is a slow-growing evergreen plant with a branching system that bends sideways, growing to a height of about 1-1.5 m. Its needles are olive green. The bark is reddish brown and peeling. Its flowers are yellowish green and bloom in March. Its red berries are poisonous. It likes a sunny to partially shaded spot and well-structured soil. It needs a moderate amount of water. It tolerates pruning well. It is suitable as a specimen plant or for covering smaller areas.