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Sporadically flowers all season but can go summer dormant
Turns red-orange in more sun
Akira Shibamachi of Japan and introduced by Barry Yinger into the United States
Natural Range: Southwest
but shade them from the hottest part of the day
Taxus brevifolia (Pacific Yew) Shade Sporadically flowers all season butFamily: Taxaceae Zone: 5 9 Natural Range: Pacific Northwest Soil: Average, humus rich, drought tolerant Light: Sun, part sun Height: 25' 50 Bloom Time: NA Attracts: NA Pest Resistance: NA Attributes: Evergreen. Shrub or small tree. Flattened needles with red fruit in fall. Peeling red and brown bark. Notes: Slow growing with drooping, horizontal branching. West of the Cascades Taxus brevifolia is often found as an understory tree. Pot size: Medium
