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Junipers are one of the hardiest, most versatile and drought-tolerant shrubs. They are conifers with prickly young foliage that becomes flatter and softer with age. Characterized by columnar or conical shapes, all junipers are small with most reaching no more than 30 feet high.
Juniper trees and shrubs are a group of evergreen conifers with needle-like leaves that have a pine scent and dark-blue berry-like aromatic fleshy cones. Species of juniper trees vary in shape and they grow between 66 and 103 ft. (20 – 40 m) tall.
Discover how to grow and care for juniper trees, bushes, and shrubs. Learn about the types of juniper plants, their uses, and get tips for maintaining them.
The juniper tree is made up of roughly 60 different species of trees and shrubs in the Juniperus genus, within the cypress family of plants. Although some juniper tree types use the word "cedar" in their common names, juniper and cedar are not the same.
Learn the basics of growing beautiful, hardy junipers. These versatile evergreen shrubs provide garden structure and year-round color. See popular varieties like Blue Point, Blue Star, Skyrocket and more.
Juniper trees and shrubs grow throughout the world, distinguishable for their colorful foliage and cones, the latter of which have green, blue, or purple berries.
With its diverse range of species and varieties, juniper shrubs offer homeowners and garden enthusiasts plenty of options to choose from. In this ultimate guide, we will explore the different types of juniper shrubs, their characteristics, and how they can enhance your landscape.