Juniperus communis

Highly popular, Juniperus communis 'Hibernica' (Irish Juniper) is a large, pillar-shaped evergreen shrub forming a splendid exclamation point in the landscape. Its dense and compact erect branches bear short, prickly, pale green needles adorned with a silver band, creating a lovely blue-green effect. They grow upwards and do not bend under a heavy snowfall. Introduced in 1838, this heirloom cultivar is ideal for providing year-round structure. Becoming broader and conical with age, it makes…

Juniperus oxycedrus L. ssp. oxycedrus, syn.: Juniperus rufescens Link, nom. illeg. Juniperus oxycedrus subsp. rufescens Debeaux. Family: Cupressaceae Gray EN: Cade, Cade Juniper, Prickly juniper, Prickly Cedar; DE: Stech-Wacholder Slo.: rdečeplodni brin Dat.: May 03. 2017 Lat.: 45.03053 Long.: 14.65494 Code: Bot_1052/2017_DSC00958 Habitat: garrigue; slightly incline mountain slope, south aspect; calcareous, skeletal ground, dry and sunny placer; average precipitations ~ 1.000 mm/year…

Photo about Juniper berries straight from the forest on a white background. Image of branch, bush, food - 6107058

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Juniper berry, the scientific name is Juniperus communis contains different flavor, but it has a bitter taste when the fruit is ripened also it change the color from green to purple black.

Juniperus communis compressa

Possibly the most widely distributed tree in the world, Juniperus communis (Common Juniper) is an evergreen shrub or columnar tree. In North America, it most often grows as a low mat-forming shrub reaching up to 5 ft. in height (150 cm) and 7-13 ft. across (210-390 cm). In parts of New England, Common Juniper occasionally grows up to 25 ft. (750 cm) in height, and it is commonly a tree in Europe. The aromatic, prickly, needle-like, gray-green leaves are arranged in whorls of 3. Unlike most…

If you're growing a juniper cultivar called "Spartan" (Juniperus chinensis "Spartan"),...