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Yew Tree
The yew tree may be the most well-known and recognizable cemetery tree in Europe.

Yew trees are known for their ability to thrive in almost any soil condition and can withstand harsh weather. These attributes are why many yew trees have lived for thousands of years.

Yew Tree Folklore & Religious Connotations

Yew trees have a rich history that’s rooted in Pagan and Christian storytelling.

According to pagan lore, yew trees are sacred to Hecate, the Greek goddess of death, witchcraft, and necromancy. In myth, it’s said that the yew purifies the dead as they arrive in Hades, also known as the underworld. Britain’s Best Guides writer and Blue Badge Heart of England tour guide, Sean Callery, adds that Celtic druids also used yew trees in their death rituals.<end_of_turn><eos>