Real yellowwood (Podocarpus latifolius) is distinctly South African, and should you ever admire some antique piece of African furniture, it’s likely that the golden-hued craftsmanship was built ...

Andre Michaux, a French botanist, discovered the yellowwood trees growing near Fort Blount, Tennessee, in 1796. Although incredibly easy to grow, it is difficult to find.

A good landscape plan should have several layers of plant diversity, including grasses, annual/perennial flowers, shrubs, small trees, and large shade trees. The layers combine to make a site ...

The real yellowwood is slow-growing, but very long-lived and it is able to withstand some frost. The unusual textural appearance of the leaves makes it a good contrast or background for other trees.

Because Indiana’s yellowwood trees are located so distantly from any others in the U.S., ... Jobs Cars Real Estate Classifieds Education Shopping 10BEST LocaliQ Digital Marketing Solutions Events ...

Of all our ornamental native Oklahoma trees, yellowwood is the least known and planted in our landscapes. No doubt the reason is that there are no local prominent specimens that the public can see ...