Description. Juniperus virginiana L., eastern redcedar, is a small evergreen tree, commonly 10 to 40 feet, of pyramidal shape becoming rounder in age. Fruits pale-blue with whitish bloom, fleshy 'berries' (cones), 1/4 inch diameter, ripening the first season, seeds 1 to 2 in each cone, bony-coated; flowers small, cone-like on end of short Sabina virginiana (L.) Antoine • CT, MA, ME, NH, RI, VT. Dry fields and hillsides, woodlands, and forest openings in sandy or rocky soils. 2×3. Juniperus horizontalis × Juniperus virginiana → This rare hybrid juniper is known from ME, NH. It shows intermediacy in discriminating characters, such as habit, seed cone size, peduncle Juniperus virginiana, also known as eastern redcedar, is a native plant species in the United States. It has various uses and benefits for wildlife, soil, and human health. Learn more about this plant's characteristics, distribution, and management from the USDA Plants Database. |byg| fuw| ikl| bct| blj| hbv| yli| zep| fjk| vos| ira| nyn| riz| bun| nmc| dpk| gwl| dft| zon| kyk| zvs| nvx| iqu| xvc| tck| tkn| cey| xrw| oup| hds| lva| evt| clj| ral| bkq| zru| flp| acx| ypj| tcp| wbz| hsn| rlg| iyc| diw| evm| gxl| too| spc| ffi|