Taxus cuspidata Low Boy Aristolochia and a soil that doesn't

and a soil that doesn't hold lots of moisture is ideal

The green stems emerge in late May or early June in NC and rise to 2-3'

Since the cultivation at Regina's was limited

Charlie Brown's Christmas aroid

We have been thrilled at how easy Tremacron aurantiacum has been to grow in a lightly shaded rock garden

Taxus cuspidata Low Boy Aristolochia and a soil that doesn'tHere's a great yew for you! Taxus cuspidata 'Low Boy' is a long term favorite in our gardens, having performed superbly for over 15 years. In that time, it's formed a 15" tall x 5' wide evergreen mass in part sun to light shade. The dark green leaves are topped in spring with a new flush of bright golden foliage for an exquisite contrast. The trail to find the origin of Taxus 'Low Boy' runs cold since our plant was acquired from defunct Roslyn Nursery