Japanese yew.

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Japanese yew.

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Does any one know if Japanese yew is available in Australia?

The botanical name is Taxus cuspidata which is a different species to the Japanese plum yew.

Any leads?

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Re: Japanese yew.

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They are here. I had one years ago. Not common though. Try Yamina or Conifer Gardens?
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Thanks for the info treeman... Ill have to keep a keener eye out for one.
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Re: Japanese yew.

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Very rare.

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