Is this spreading yew?
9 years ago
I'm looking to plant yew for a hedge, whatever upright variety that will work. Home Depot has these 10 gal yew, but they are labeled as "spreading yew". They don't look like spreading yew to me, but I'm not familiar with it. They also have some other yew labeled as arborvitae, so I'm not confident in their labeling anyway.
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