Yew Hedge Pictures, Images and Stock Photos

Photo showing a large and rather curving clipped English yew hedge, which is part of a formal topiary garden. The Latin name for this variety of common yew is: Taxus baccata.

planting a taxus hedge in spring

Trimmed yew hedge, flowering plants by a small stone path and lawn, in a summer English garden .

planting a taxus hedge in spring

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Beautiful clipped yew dome with clipped ehdge behind

This photo shows new growth in the evergreen needles on the leaves of a yew hedge (Taxus baccata). Makes a natural, prickly green background.

Person Using Electric Clippers to Prune Hedge

yew hedges can be shaped even very narrow ones. it grows slowly and can withstand a deeper cut into older branches. perfect barrier from a neighbor, taxus bacata

the secret garden of the heart, a beautiful landscaped garden in Bruxelles

Classical garden

pruning the hedge - for more gardening click here

Pruning the hedge with a motorized hedge trimmer - for more click here

Amazing maze of jew

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English Yew Taxus baccata with berries in October, North Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom

A abstract view of a labyrinth maze of green clipped topiary hedges and pathways

Bridges offer solutions through a maze of clipped topiary hedgesEngland

Hicks Yew plant

Red Berries of a Yew Tree are called Arils and the Foliage is Poisonous

A row of manicured garden trees

Photo showing the green needles on a neatly clipped common yew tree hedge (Latin name: taxus baccata). Yew trees are often used for hedging and topiary, as they respond so well to pruning.

Photo showing some large, clipped English yew trees (taxus baccata), creating formal topiary shapes and providing structure to a flower border. The yews are underplanted with various herbaceous plants and flowers, such as irises, sisyrinchium, lysimachia, hardy fuchsias and alliums. A neat lawn with an immaculate straight edge provides a pathway past the border.

White flowering privet hedge

Topiary Hedge in a Formal Garden

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A gardener weeding a flower border, Mapperton House, Dorset

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Herbs grow along a path surrounded by topiary hedgesEngland

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Shady, yet formal, garden path lined with yews behind a wrought iron gate. Filoli, Woodside, California. National Trust for Historic Preservation. California Registered Historical Landmark 907.

Photo showing a mature and recently clipped yew hedge (taxus baccata), blending with the rest of the ornamental topiary in this formal garden

is an evergreen conifer suitable for both low and high hedges. It also tolerates more significant shading, it regenerates well even from old wood, it requires good, moist soil. yew, taxus bacata

Photo showing a clipped English yew tree archway in a landscaped garden, leading to a pathway. This topiary arch is a real feature of the garden and is trimmed once a year, in the early summer. Of note, the Latin name for this variety of common yew is: taxus baccata.

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The English yew Taxus baccata is commonly found in graveyards. It has hard wood. Taxane anticancer medicines were derived from yews.

cut squares of flowerbed edging in a historic garden made of boxwood hedges. courtyard of the castle along the cobblestone path row of squares frozen ice, snowing evergreen topiary, hedera helix, broiderie, groundcover, taxus bacata, parterre,

Pale young lady in fluffy winter coat and scarf standing in the graveyard of a traditional English church: yew hedge, steeple and cold grey light

Topiary garden with flower bed

Photo showing a spreading lawn with a centerpiece knot garden, with clipped box / boxwood hedging (buxus sempervirens), pruned to form four crisp, symmetrical geometric shapes with right-angle corners. A summer flower border, yew hedge, clipped golden yew trees (topiary shapes) and large specimen trees form a backdrop to the garden.

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Trimmed Yew hedge around garden in England

Buxus balls and yew trees covered with fresh snow.

Photo showing a mature and recently clipped yew hedge (taxus baccata), blending with the rest of the ornamental topiary in this formal garden

A pathway through an English Garden and Yew hedge in late summer

Photo showing a sunken garden with raised beds made from dry-stone walls and a patio of flagstone paving. The garden is designed to be accessible for gardeners in wheelchairs, with the sloped pathway leading to the flowerbeds.