Juniperus horizontalis
Creeping Juniper
2
Northeastern United States

 
6-12 inches
Plants are dioecious.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Like all junipers, this species and its varieties withstand hot, dry situations, growing well under city conditions and in slightly alkaline soils.
  • 'Glomerata' - slowest growing form may grow as much as 2 feet tall and is not very spreading.
  • 'Bar Harbor' - selection of J. horizontalis growing in the vicinity of Bar Harbor, Maine. Difficult to identify from other forms
  • 'Blue Rug' - outstanding blue color which it retains all winter. The plant grows flat on the ground.
  • 'Douglasii' - Waukegan Juniper - trailing variety with steel-blue foliage which turns purple in the fall.
  • 'Plumosa' - Andorra Juniper - from Andorra Nurseries of Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1916. A low compact habit of growth, reaching a height of approximately 18 inches with the branches spreading uniformly from the center.
  • 'Prince of Wales'
  • 'Wiltonii'
 

 

 
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