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Juniper Trees are evergreens in the Cypress family, with 60 to 70 species and hundreds of cultivated varieties available, they are found in most of the Northern Hemisphere.
With a wide variation in size and shape, Nature Hills is sure we have the perfect Juniper for your year-round landscaping needs! Providing color throughout the growing season and as winter interest during the snowy months.
Check Out Our Top Junipers At Nature Hills
- Eastern Red Cedar Tree - A hardy native pyramidal tree with bronzy fall color
- Moonglow Juniper - Silvery ghostly needles
- Rocky Mountain Juniper - blue-green to green fluffy hardy Juniper trees
Featuring spikey awl-like needles, these aromatic plants have separate male and female plants, with the female Junipers forming round fleshy berry-like cones that can be red to blue.
Often the scales and the cones have a waxy ‘bloom’ or a powdery coating, to create a gorgeous effect in the light.
Drought-tolerant, heat and cold-tolerant, low-maintenance, and seldom bothered by Deer or rabbits, Junipers are fantastic plants for urban environments, pollution, large and small yards, as well as formal or informal settings alike!
How To Use Junipers In Your Garden
Juniper Trees are evergreen conifers and are usually planted as shade and structure. Choking out weeds and long-lived, Juniper won’t need much work from you to keep them looking their best while they in turn work hard for your garden!
Juniper Trees perform quite well in Rock Gardens and Xeric plantings. Providing long-lived shade, wildlife shelter and nesting sites, and evergreen privacy! Sturdy windbreaks, slow drifting snow, and have impressive presence in your yard. You’ll love these long-lived trees for their year-round color and adaptability.
Junipers are fantastic garden accents! Whether you want a pair of topiary sculptures flanking your home’s entryway or you’re looking for a fast-growing screening hedge, columnar Juniper trees offer high visual impact with low maintenance obligations.
FAQS for Buying Juniper Trees Online
Are Juniper trees good for landscaping?
Are Juniper trees good for landscaping?
Yes! Juniper trees are highly valued for their versatility, durability, and year-round beauty. They’re perfect for privacy screens, windbreaks, rock gardens, and erosion control. Their variety of shapes—from pyramidal to columnar to ground-hugging—makes them ideal for both formal and naturalistic landscapes.
How fast do Juniper trees grow?
How fast do Juniper trees grow?
Growth rates vary by species. Some Junipers, like Eastern Red Cedar, grow relatively fast, while others are slow growers that develop character over time. Even the slower-growing types are long-lived and worth the wait for their evergreen beauty.
Do Juniper trees need a lot of water?
Do Juniper trees need a lot of water?
No. Once established, Juniper trees are drought-tolerant and thrive in dry conditions. They do not like soggy soil, so it’s important to plant them in well-drained locations and avoid overwatering.
What makes Juniper trees special?
What makes Juniper trees special?
Junipers offer year-round color, aromatic foliage, and excellent resilience to drought, deer, and pollution. Many species produce bluish berry-like cones that attract wildlife. Their rot-resistant wood is also used for posts, furniture, and even boat building.
Where should I plant Juniper trees?
Where should I plant Juniper trees?
Plant Junipers in full sun or partial shade in well-drained soil. They're great for rock gardens, xeriscapes, windbreaks, and privacy hedges. Allow enough space for mature spread and use mulch to conserve moisture and suppress weeds.