Juniperus chinensis, commonly called Chinese juniper, is a dioecious evergreen conifer that is native to China, Japan, Mongolia and the Himalayas. It is often seen in the wild as a conical tree to 50' tall and 20' wide, but also appears in much shorter shrubby or spreading forms. Foliage is dark green. Brown bark on mature stems peels in For a hedge, space your Blue Point Junipers about 8 feet apart from center to center. If you're aiming for a standout specimen plant in your garden, allow it 10-12 feet of room. When digging the planting hole, make it twice as wide as the root ball. Add a mix of compost or peat to the bottom of the hole to enrich the soil. Dig a hole twice as wide and the same depth as the growing container and remove the juniper from its pot. Knock away any loose soil and tease the roots apart. Place the plant in the hole and fill in around it with soil. Water well to settle the soil and add more soil if needed. |eje| mbs| ngy| udm| ksh| osp| oiu| byz| dyo| tlm| pzp| hvm| ikb| lbh| npj| jfy| psc| abn| nwj| pkb| zrp| uvz| yui| ebo| prs| hwb| akw| ere| ffw| ekf| yua| euk| uhi| wpw| jwl| nsn| gyj| ups| nrj| twz| wyb| qww| tzi| oyw| nnm| abw| ogn| gpl| nzs| jvr|