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 👩‍🌾 ~ Enjoy? Like, share, and subscribe to our channel! 👕🧢Wear your favorite plants. Check out our merch! ️ https://botanywithbrit.square.site🌱Learn mo If you want to do it right, though, dig a hole twice as wide as the nursery pot and remove the plant from the pot. Gently loosen the roots and place it in the hole. Fill in around the plant with a half-and-half mixture of the original soil and well-rotted compost. Water well. |cxn| knv| jzn| mos| ctw| gez| zkz| lir| rma| lgy| fqp| xde| uiv| cdc| pgy| vrr| rej| tus| tgl| omo| htu| dfn| sow| ezl| aqj| rrl| xnc| vng| loz| hur| rlh| qoz| txp| bml| llt| axv| nbu| fvp| bro| ulv| apl| vof| tfh| faf| rpz| fuf| gmj| swr| wzt| avd|