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This shrub grows unusually quickly for an evergreen to fill available space, but will naturally stop its limbs when it meets a barrier so as not to overpower neighboring shrubs and flowers. Blue Rug stays quite low at a height of only 6 in. but spreads widely with a mature width of 6 ft. to 8 ft.
Montana Moss ® Juniper (Juniperus chinensis) is a low-growing, creeping juniper with soft blue-green foliage that complements most other colors. This versatile variety adds texture, color and structure to rock gardens, slopes, and mass plantings. Use as edging or a lawn substitute. Zones: 4-9. Height: 2’-4’.
13 Ιουλ 2023 · Growing a juniper plant indoors can be a rewarding experience. By choosing the right variety, providing the correct growing conditions, and giving it proper care, you can enjoy the beauty of these unique plants in the comfort of your own home.
Incredibly popular, Juniperus procumbens 'Nana' (Garden Juniper) is a compact mat-forming evergreen shrub with long trailing branches radiating in all directions. They are densely covered with prickly, blue-green needles, which keep their fantastic color in all seasons.
2 ημέρες πριν · Growing advice for juniper. Soil: Creeping juniper is incredibly versatile and can be grown in most soils. 'They prefer well-draining spots, however, so avoid planting in waterlogged yards,' Sam adds. Light: Creeping juniper plants are considered full sun ground cover plants, thriving in bright and open situations.
Low-growing and versatile, this evergreen groundcover cascades over retaining walls, creeps along paths and walkways and controls erosion in problem areas. 'Nana' is highly adaptable to various soil types, easy to grow and tolerant of urban pollution.
Well, there are! But, to keep it simple here are the most common 16 species in North America. Many of these grow wild, while others are primarily cultivated in gardens. When you’re deciding on the type of juniper to start growing, there are several things you should consider. For example, will you be using it on a landscape or border?
