Prince Alberts Yew A Yew-like conifer which is a member of the podocarp family Saxegothea conspicua grows wild in South America, specifically the coastal mountains of Chile and Argentina. With drooping branches, lance-shaped leaves similar to Yew and fleshy spherical cones Prince Alberts Yew makes an attractive slow growing evergreen tree for any garden. The bark is good being a flaking purplish brown and looks perfect with the rich green needled foliage. Site: Tolerant of inland exposureSoil: Not too boggyPosition: Partial shadeSeason of Interest: Evergreen, decorative glaucous green cones, Rare plantHardiness: Fully hardyHeight: 8-10ft (2.5-3) Spread: 8-10 ft (2.5-3m)