Juniperus Communis Alpine Carpet

I had to wait a few weeks before my alpine carpet junipers were delivered but the wait was well worth it because these plants are absolutely outstanding.

Juniperus communis alpine carpet.

Foliage color blue green. The adult leaves are needle like in whorls of three and jointed at the base juniperus sect. Spreading juniper juniper family. Juniperus communis alpine carpet mondap characteristics.

A choice groundcover for use in mass plantings along slopes and hillsides. Juniperus needle leaf junipers. Alpine carpet mondap low dense spreading habit slow growing to 8 inches 20 cm tall 3 4 ft 0 9 1 2 m wide deep blue green foliage. Alpine carpet juniper juniperus communis mondap sku 4903.

Soil moisture moist to average well drained average to dry soils. A number of cultivars are offered including. Mondap save print email. Indeed a superior product worth every penny.

Find alpine carpet juniper juniperus communis alpine carpet in edmonton sherwood park fort saskatchewan leduc alberta ab at salisbury greenhouse and landscaping today s hours 780 467 5743. Its spring foliage of bright green needle like leaves turns dark green as it matures. Extremely hardy and adaptable this creeping juniper makes a wonderful groundcover is perfect for covering slopes or rock gardens. Write a review for.

Alpine carpet juniper is a dense multi stemmed evergreen shrub with a ground hugging habit of growth. Juniperus cones with 3 separate seeds. Proven to be extremely hardy and thrives in poor rocky soils. Alpina alpine juniper.

Tidy and compact juniperus communis green carpet common juniper is a slow growing prostate evergreen shrub forming a lovely dense carpet. It lends an extremely fine and delicate texture to the landscape composition which should be used to full effect. Alpine carpet juniper juniperus communis mondap groundcover plants other common names. Juniperus communis the common juniper is a species of small tree or shrub in the genus juniperus in the family cupressaceae this evergreen conifer has the largest geographical range of any woody plant with a circumpolar distribution throughout the cool temperate northern hemisphere from the arctic south in mountains to around 30 n latitude in north america europe and asia.