Cultivating Care—For Plants, People, and Paws
Low to moderate; drought-tolerant once established.
Direct sun, can tolerate some partial sun.
Grows about 2–3 feet tall and spreads 4–6 feet wide.
Plant junipers in gardens or large areasthat need coverage. Junipers like well-drained soil and do poorly if they have wet feet. Plant junipers in the early spring. Fertilize with a light fertilizer in the spring and later on in the fall. Pruning is not necessary unless the plant gets out of hand. Although these plants prefer full sun, they can also tolerate some partial shade.
Juniper Parsonii enhances outdoor landscape décor with its dense, spreading blue-green foliage that adds texture and year-round color. Ideal for borders, slopes, or mass plantings, it creates a lush, natural look while helping define garden spaces with its soft, mounding form.
Juniper Parconii adds cool color and texture to outdoor décor with its soft, silvery-blue foliage and gently spreading form. Planted in decorative containers, it creates a fresh, natural accent for patios, entryways, or garden spaces while bringing a calm, coastal-inspired look to outdoor settings.
