Japanese Golden Dwarf Yew

Golden Dwarf Japanese Yew starts the spring with a brilliant goldenrod color. The older, needle-like foliage will simmer to dark green, allowing the bright new growth to stand out against it. This yew is great for a mixed border full of medium and darker greens, because its bright color will stand out making the whole display more dynamic. It has an eye-catching habit, too, spreading out instead of growing tall. It'll fill up a bare spot easily, and this is the kind of plant you really want as a filler. It's easy and adaptable, tolerates shade and resists burning in sun, and is evergreen. So all year round, you've got some gorgeous color in an otherwise empty space. This Golden Yew is drought tolerant, too, making a strong accent in a rock garden. Taxus cuspidata 'Nana Aurescens'