Does anyone have this plant to trade?

Hi Osprey, In terms of being different, to be honest, not really - it looks pretty much like any other yew. The foliage is a bit sparser and more open than T. baccata, but less so than T. sumatrana. If you just want 'a yew', you might be better off with T. baccata, which has generally proven the most adaptable species (except in zone 6 or colder, where T. cuspidata is best). None of the four New World yew species (Tt. brevifolia, canadensis, floridana, globosa) has ever achieved wide success in cultivation; why, remains a mystery. Resin

I love animals. Check online. It's highly doubtful you'll find a trade here. Especially a Yew. Regards, Dax

Ah. Thats part of the reason i want one... but of the yews it is likely the least ornamental. No one really grows Florida yew, but... that might be a better bet for you. IF you could find it... probably not. If you could find both i would give them both a whirl. The pickiness of site and general lack of ornamental attributes is why taxus canadensis is rarely sold.