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Taxus media ‘Farmen balls’
Taxus media 'Farmenballs' is a yew cultivar (hybrid between Taxus baccata and Taxus cuspidata) appreciated for its natural globular form, compact and for persistent foliage. General description Form: spherical (ball), very regular, without frequent trimming Dimensions at maturity: – height: 0.8–1.2 m – width: 1–1.2 m Growth: slow to moderate…
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About this plant
Taxus media 'Farmenballs' is a yew cultivar (hybrid between Taxus baccata and Taxus cuspidata) appreciated for its natural globular form, compact and for persistent foliage.
General description
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Form: spherical (ball), very regular, without frequent trimming
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Dimensions at maturity:
– height: 0.8–1.2 m
– width: 1–1.2 m -
Growth: slow to moderate
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Foliage: dark green needles, glossy, persistent all year
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Appearance: dense, elegant, suitable for formal gardens
Placement
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Prefer penumbra, but also adapts well to sun
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Shade tolerant, one of the best conifers for shady areas
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Wind and pollution resistant
🌱 Soil
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Well-drained, fertile soil
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Tolerates slightly calcareous soils
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It does not tolerate excess water or permanently wet soils
Watering
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Regulated in the first years after planting
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After stabilization, it is resistant to moderate drought
Maintenance
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It does not require frequent trimming – it maintains its natural globular shape
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It can be easily corrected in the spring if necessary
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Very resistant to diseases and pests
Resistance
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Very frost resistant (–25°C and below)
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Suitable for the climate in Romania and the Republic of Moldova
Use in landscaping
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Ideal for:
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modern and classic gardens
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low curbs
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solitary plantings
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decorative groups
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large planters
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Very used in premium landscape projects due to the perfect shape
Major advantage: excellent alternative to Buxus, without its specific problems.
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