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Yew flowers (male)

1 March 2018 by David

Yew flowers (male)

Yews are dioecious – the trees bear either male flowers or female, not both. These male flowers were already opening in mid-February. A search of nearby female yews showed no signs of their flowers, not even buds. The normal flowering season is March to April.

Yew flowers (male)

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