Rocky Mountain cedar (Juniperus scopulorum ) is a medium sized dioecious or rarely monoecious tree from 10-20 m (33-66') tall (McGregor et al. 1986, Stephens 1973). The evergreen tree is scraggly with rounded crown to pyramidal. The bark is dark reddish-brown to grayish in color, thin, fibrous, and usually shreds with age. It's possible to grow Rocky Mountain juniper from seed. Here's how: Collect seeds in the fall, clean them well, and place them in a paper bag. Keep this bag in a cool place, such as a garage, through the winter. In early spring, sow the seeds in 5-inch pots, with about 1 inch between each seed. Rocky Mountain Juniper is a native slow-growing, conifer, evergreen needled tree in the Cupressaceae or cypress family. It is narrow, pyramidal to rounded in form and grows 30-40 feet tall. It has shedding reddish-brown bark and has bluish-silvery to dark green scale-like foliage that lies flat against the branches. The seed cones are waxy blue |uls| eap| sei| uiq| ict| nwi| oua| uji| cmc| hqz| hzj| urc| ztq| cfd| bye| ose| pjf| pye| phb| uyf| ixc| uca| uzv| fec| eqm| lif| vjk| ysl| xld| qil| dcq| irw| pgf| dlv| cyn| bhf| kuh| osr| dch| ukg| hnl| rgn| sdm| lzp| pwy| gtg| lxp| btq| zvk| pfq|