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#84138 Jul 7th, 2007 at 02:57 PM
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I have two evergreen shrub areas that came with the house. I have no idea what kind of evergreen they are. I am guessing they are at least 20-30 years old. In the spring, they loose some of their needles, turning yellow when the new growth comes thru. (They never look naked during this time, so it's not a full dropping of the needles).

The needles are soft, not pricky. I have a close up photo of the needles, notice my thumb in the photo to give perspective of the needle length.

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looks like Yew ... taxus species


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I thought it might be Yew but really am kind of clueless in the evergreen department.


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