Juniper Varieties

Just as the name implies, Blueberry Delight Juniper will be a ‘delightful', silver/blue evergreen for your home with ‘blueberries' to entice well into the winter months. Even in autumn, the foliage turns bronze, for even more ornamental interest in...

It does best in well-drained soil and full sun. Sea Green Juniper is a compact shrub with a beautiful fountain-like, arching habit and soft foliage. It looks great against the foundation of the house, too, softening hard edges like stairs and decks.

These plants may also be utilized for background plantings in shrub beds or flower gardens, as specimen plants, in rock gardens or for topiary or espalier purposes. Junipers are used as ground covers, in foundation plantings, or as hedges, screens or...

Beautiful Spreading Juniper Landscapers love junipers, and with good reason. These tough shrubs grow well in almost any home garden situation. Kallays Compact is super easy to grow.

They grow slowly, so the longer you wait, the longer until that bald spot in your garden is covered. You might be surprised to know, though, that it is the lowest growing juniper available and loves hot sun and dry, rocky soils.

It tolerates exposed sites and a wide range of soils. It can also be used for erosion control, in planters, or mass plantings. 'Plumosa' has a handsome, tightly branched form that creates a ground cover that is versatile.

It's dense growth, unique deep colors and narrow shape make it a very versatile plant with many uses. Plant two beside entryways to create a stunning, formal look. This upright grower can reach heights of 16 to 20 feet tall.

'Green Sargent' has handsome, dark-green foliage that holds its rich green color all year long. This juniper is very hardy with wind and drought tolerance. 'Green Sargent' is useful as a specimen or in small groups in landscape beds or a low-growing shrub...

This juniper does well in dry soils that are well drained, and it needs to have partial to full sun exposure. 'Mini Arcade' would serve nicely in a small Zen garden, with it's ability to suggest a forest of undulating green.

Its ground hugging growth pattern is perfect for hard to plant slopes. The Juniper Hughes has silvery-blue foliage most of the year, adding low lying light to your garden beds. Don't let the Juniper Hughes size fool you though, it is one fierce shrub.

With an extremely quick growth rate, your juniper will reach mature size within 10 -15 years. The dusty blue-green color of the foliage is an attractive point for this tree . With a mature height of over 15 feet this tree is great for privacy screens...

Evergreen, long-lived and deer don't like it! The silvery blue foliage is a standout all year round, with none of the common winter bronzing, and you will be able to enjoy it for your lifetime as Wichita Blue typically lives 70 years or more.

This juniper's striking blue color pairs perfectly next to green or gold foliage and stays blue throughout the winter . Versatility Defined Graft a compact plant on a standard and it'll have all sorts of uses: - Ornamental specimen - Japanese garden...

We do not sell bare-root shrubs as we have found that it shocks the plant to remove it from the ground, as well as destroys many of the fine roots necessary for optimum growth. It is drought, wind, cold, and salt-tolerant.

No other tree compares to the Brodie Eastern Red Cedar… you'll get the highly sought after qualities of the cedar in a dense, columnar evergreen. Growing to 30-45 feet tall and only 8-10 feet wide , the Brodie fits perfectly in any space.

The Moonglow Juniper is as enchanting as its name. Its mesmerizing colors, adaptability and hardiness make it an incredibly versatile tree that will light up any space in your garden… · Dazzling blue foliage - as its name suggests, the shiny blue needles...

Its fantastic tolerance to heat, cold, drought, and salt make it one of the hardiest junipers you can find. Extremely easy to grow, no matter where you live! It grows in a columnar shape with very dense branches and reaches a mature height of 15-20 feet,...

A general rule of thumb is to count to 5 for every one gallon of pot size. If your plants are well established, and you are not concerned about more growth, choose a fertilizer that has a smaller first number, and a larger second and third number.

The most common cause of plant death after transplanting is planting the new plant to deep. An example would be 10-10-10 or 12-4-8. It creates a barrier between the roots of the plant and fungus and pathogens that can cause root rot.

That depends on the juniper you plant in your garden.If you have a juniper shrub with deep-blue needles like the dwarf conifer‘Blue Star,' for instance, then consider a golden dwarf conifer of another species.‘Nana Lutea' has the same requirements...

Once Wichita Blue trees are established, they are water-wise. The color remains true all year long. The species tree can grow to 50 feet (15 m.) tall and 20 feet (6 m.) wide.If you like the look of a Rocky Mountain juniper but have a small garden, Wichita...

Many gardeners are even growing Skyrocket juniper as part of a mixed container display.freestar.queue.push(function() { googletag.display("div-gpt-ad-300x250-ATF-1"); });In commercial settings, juniper “Skyrocket” is propagated with semi-hardwood...

These berries are used in herbal medicine and give juniper the status of herb plants.The time it takes for juniper scales to mature varies depending on the sex of the tree. High in natural insulin, juniper may also reduce blood sugar levels.You can also...

They have a lovely natural shape and will not need pruning unless crowded into a space that is too small. Low-growing varieties serve asand ground covers, and they work well in perennial borders., but they will adapt almost anywhere as long as they get...

Give your juniper a new twist when paired with this uniquely shaped bonsai pot. Due to the juniper's forgiving growth pattern, it is easily trainable and perfect to cultivate with proper tools,

This starter kit includes all the essential components for maintaining and pruning your bonsai tree. Ideal for the beginner or hobbyist looking to add a new tree to their collection.

With a name like “Blue Star,” this juniper sounds as American as apple pie, but in fact it is native to Afghanistan, the Himalayas and western China. Gardeners love Blue Star for its thick, starry, blue-green foliage and its graceful rounded habit.