Scottish Bonsai Association A to Z of Bonsai Terms

Bonsai Care For Yew - Japanese (Taxus cuspidata) (Tree Type (Outdoors)) Yew - Japanese (Taxus cuspidata) - (Tree Type (Outdoors))    YEW - JAPANESE (TAXUS CUSPIDATA) - Slow growing EVERGREEN CONIFER with grey-brown BARK with russet underlay. Bears dark green, NEEDLE-like LEAVES (LANCEOLATE (LEAF)) with paler undersides than the common yew, with small pink (as opposed to green) FLOWERS in spring and deep-pink berries. All foliage is poisonous except for the fleshy BERRY surrounding the seed. Nana is a DWARF form well suited to small BONSAI>BONSAI>BONSAI styles. STYLE : Suitable for most styles, except broom. WARNING : Foliage is poisonous to animals and humans. Keep shaded and sheltered from wind all year Care Info YEW - JAPANESE (TAXUS CUSPIDATA) -   REPOT : Every 3-4 years depending on age, in mid to late spring. SOIL : Free draining soil : 30:70 GRIT:organic. Use of larger than average particle sizes of organic matter to retain moisture. PRUNE : SumMEr PRUNING. PINCH : Pinch back NEEDLEs around new growth during growing season. Wait until after flowering if FRUITing is required. WATER : Water well in growing season, sparingly in winter. Benefits from foliar spraying with water. FEED : Two weekly BALANCED FEED during growing season, low nitrogen in autumn. WARNING : Foliage is poisonous to animals and humans. Keep shaded and sheltered from wind all year Thanks to - Wattston Bonsai for use of the image Go To Bonsai A to Z

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