Juniper may refer to any number of woody evergreen plants that belong to the genus Juniperus of the Cypress family. They are most common to the Northern Hemisphere, but their range reaches south ...

It ranges in form from a 50-foot tall tree to a three-foot-tall shrub, depending on climatic and soil conditions. However, you do not find the arboreal version of common juniper – the one with ...

Juniper shrubs are getting a second look as homeowners ... developed from Chinese juniper (Juniperus chinensis), others from common juniper (Juniperus communis). Noteworthy cultivars include ...

Ornamental juniper shrubs, such as varieties Chinese, Common and Pfitzer, are very popular in Northern Nevada residential landscapes. It is common to see them in mass foundation plantings around ...

These extremely common evergreen trees or shrubs are used ... In fall and winter, many juniper shrubs bear gray-green to blue berrylike fruits —actually modified cones — that attract birds.

1,647-year-old common juniper in Finland identified as Europe's oldest woody plant. (photo credit: The University of Padua) Scientists have identified the oldest tree in Europe—a small common ...

This scale attacks many types of juniper and is very common in Michigan. It gives the shrub an off-color white appearance and it has a sickly look about it because there is little new growth.