yew

Preposition: on

• side: The earliest stone is of 1671 under a yew on the west side of the church.

Adjective modifier

• 19thc: Yews of lesser girth on east boundary and a 19thC yew on the north side of the graveyard.
• sacred: The history of the sacred yew can be sketched in outline.
• ancient: His grave is beside no church, neither under the shadow of any ancient yew.
• mature: Vegetation: two mature yews on west, a couple of younger ones on north.
• Irish: Florence Court's most notable tree, the Irish Yew, grows in a much wilder part of the estate.
• old: More information 3rd February 2003 300 year old yew saved from the chop!

Converse of object

• clip: Twelve sentinel clipped yews, again reinforcing the time theme surround the lawn.
• plant: Carolyn and Carole planted some green yew ( Taxus baccata ) in these boxes.
• include: Vegetation: yews and firs on the southwest boundary include two old yews on the west.
• have: Tuesday, September 07, 2004 Where have Yew been?

Modifies a noun

• hedge: The garden has the oldest yew hedge maze in England.
• hedging: The boundary to the road consists of a low red brick wall planted with mature yew hedging.
• tree: The garden still contains a yew tree which he planted in 1645.
• maze: The garden has the oldest yew hedge maze in England.
• alley: I do not know of any other garden, real or fictitious, claiming to have a " yew alley " .
• woodland: The yew woodland is an outstanding example of a habitat with a very small representation in Britain.

Preposition: in

• churchyard: I headed up an avenue of limes, which seemed to line up with the yews in the churchyard.

Preposition: of

• age: Vegetation: two yews of no great age on former northern edge of churchyard.

Noun used with modifier

• churchyard: There is little sound except for the breeze stirring in the churchyard yew trees.