A 15×8 ft yew is a specimen tree—rare, heavy, expensive. Here's how to find one (or a smart substitute).
Buy 6–8 ft specimens; they establish faster, cost 1/10th, and reach 15 ft in 5–7 years.
Flexibility saves thousands. The landscape looks the same in 5 years.
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