How To Grow A Potted Juniper: Caring For Juniper Trees In Containers
Small juniper trees grow well in containers. Click here for information on how to care for potted junipers.
Small juniper trees grow well in containers. Click here for information on how to care for potted junipers.
If you want a "set and forget" type of plant, Japanese juniper care is minimal and easy once established. For more information about this shrub of low heights and how to grow it in your garden, click the following article.
Mountain cedar is a tree with a common name full of contradictions. The tree is not a cedar at all, and its native range is central Texas, not known for its mountains. In fact, trees called mountain cedar are actually ashe juniper trees. Click here to learn more.
Juniper berries have been used as a strong flavoring for wine, mead, and other alcoholic beverages, as well as a spice for meats, stews, sauerkraut, and other dishes. Upon reading this, you may be wondering are all juniper berries edible? Click here for that answer.
Given that they are prolific and the fruit looks so much like a berry, the natural question is ‘can you eat juniper berries?” If so, what do you do with juniper berries? Click on the following article to find out how to use juniper berries along with some useful juniper berry recipes.
There are about 40 species of juniper, most of which produce toxic berries. But for the educated eye, Juniperus communis, has edible, pleasantly pungent berries. Click this article for tips on how to pick juniper berries and how to recognize safe juniper plants.
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. Learn more here.
Juniper shrubs and trees are a great asset to landscaping. But sometimes, like the best things in life, they get away from us. What was once a smart shrub is now a wild, overgrown monster. So what can you do with a juniper that?s gotten out of hand? Find out here.
Wichita Blue juniper trees have an attractive broad-pyramid form that works well in a screen or hedge. With gorgeous silver-blue foliage all year long, these cultivars turn heads wherever they are planted. For more Wichita Blue juniper information, click here.
Spartan is an evergreen that grows extremely quick and can be used to create an attractive hedge or screen. For additional information about Spartan juniper trees, including tips for growing and care, click on the following article.
Skyrocket juniper is widely available and makes a lovely focal point in the landscape with its vertical, tidy growth and aromatic leaves. Find tips on how to grow a Skyrocket juniper and enjoy its rocketing growth and elegant foliage in the article.
Left to its own devices, a juniper can become lanky. Pruning an upright juniper is essential to keep it looking its best. If you are wondering how to prune an upright juniper or have other questions about upright juniper pruning, this article will help.
You may know juniper as the most widely distributed evergreen on the planet. But it's a plant with secrets. Juniper plant benefits include both juniper herbal uses and also culinary. If you'd like more information about juniper shrubs as herb plants, click here.
Found primarily in the United States east of the Rockies, eastern red cedars are members of the Cypress family. The following article contains information about caring for an eastern red cedar tree and other eastern red cedar facts.
Junipers are attractive evergreen ornamentals. Want to know what to plant next to juniper? How about shrubs that would make good companion plants for juniper? Click this article for information on plants that grow well with juniper.
Plants in the Juniperus genus are termed "juniper" and come in various forms. Because of this, junipers can play different roles in the backyard. Is juniper a tree or bush? It is both. Click here to learn about juniper tree varieties and care.
Chinese junipers are mainstays of North American landscapes because they serve many purposes and tolerate adverse conditions. This article contains information about Chinese junipers that will help you grow them to their best advantage.
Juniper shrubs provide the landscape with well defined structure and a fresh fragrance that few other shrubs can match. The care of juniper shrubbery is easy, and the information from this article should help.
If you're looking for a low-growing ground cover that thrives on neglect, give creeping juniper a try. The shrubs spread to fill sunny areas and can be used as foundation plants or accents. Click here for more.
Phomopsis twig blight is one of the more common fungi that cause the disease in junipers. Juniper twig blight disease is a disfiguring plant problem. Learn more about its control in the article that follows.