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Spreading Yew: Safe by Pond, Drinking Water Supply?
I'm not exactly up on the gardening thing, so some help from the
experts would be much appreciated. My apologies if this should be common knowledge or has been asked before, I've searched the groups and couldn't find an answer. Is there any danger to a pond, 1/3 Acre, that is a primary supply for drinking water if Spreading Yew (Taxus x media 'Densiformis') is used as an enbankment shrub along 1/3 of it. Primary concern would be obviously the toxicity of the bush, but would the few branches or seed pods that might end up in the pond be of any concern to those drinking the water or to the fish in the pond. The bushes are approx 6 feet from waters edge. If there is any other information you would need to answer the question, please post. Thanks in advance, Jake |
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