Dwarf Golden Japanese Yew - Taxus cuspidata 'Nana Aurescens'

A colorful addition to the miniature garden. The shade tolerant, adaptable, colorful conifer has a wider-than-tall, spreading habit.

Year 'round colors: New growth on this low-growing, Japanese Yew bursts on the scene in a splash of brilliant goldenrod. Since second-year foliage goes dark green, each year's new growth makes another dramatic splash of color when it emerges. In colder areas, the winter's blush is are brilliant golds and amber colors.

Photo shows it's spring color. 

• Burst of color each spring
• Can be trimmed in the summer or early fall
• Color turns greener in the shade, more yellow in the sun

• Spreading habit 3 - 6" per year
• Hardy to Zones 5 - 7, or -20F
• Heat zones 7 - 1
• Part shade - part sun
• Comes in a 4" pot
• An outdoor plant