Cephalotaxus harringtonia 'Prostrata' ~ Creeping Japanese Plum Yew, Spreading Plum Yew tolerates-salt Potential insect pests include scale

Potential insect pests include scale

and fireblight

Lizard’s Tail is an erect branching native marginal aquatic perennial noted for its dark green heart-shaped leaves tiny fragrant white flowers packed on its drooping slender racmen in summer to frost

Potential pests include leaf miners

COMPANION PLANTS: Japanese Maple

Cephalotaxus harringtonia 'Prostrata' ~ Creeping Japanese Plum Yew, Spreading Plum Yew tolerates-salt Potential insect pests include scaleCreeping Japanese Plum Yew is a slow growing evergreen conifer shrub with a spreading habit. Its long needle like foliage emerges lime green in spring and matures to a dark green it holds through winter. If the edible fruits are desired, both a female plant and male pollinator are required. Prefers partial sun and rich well drained soils. Drought tolerant once established. Type: Shrub, Conifer Height: 2' 3' Spread: 3' 4' Spacing: 3 USDA Hardiness