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Procumbens Nana Juniper (2.5 Quart) Low-Growing Evergreen Groundcover Shrub - Bonsai Tree Live/Desk Plants Live Houseplants - Zen Garden Ecosphere
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RESILIENT GROUNDCOVER: Procumbens Nana Juniper is a slow-growing and highly manageable option in a family full of fast-growing, invasive plants. With its needle-like blue-green foliage, Nana Juniper makes for a unique plant in non-traditional green spaces. This juniper shrub has a very dense and low-growing habit, maturing to 6 inche…
RESILIENT GROUNDCOVER: Procumbens Nana Juniper is a slow-growing and highly manageable option in a family full of fast-growing, invasive plants. With its needle-like blue-green foliage, Nana Juniper makes for a unique plant in non-traditional green spaces. This juniper shrub has a very dense and low-growing habit, maturing to 6 inches to 1 foot tall by 4-6 feet wide. JUNIPER BONSAI: Considered a very hardy conifer, the Juniper is a non-flowering tree that makes an excellent choice for bonsai because it is so easy to prune and train. It is one of the most popular bonsai trees and is a firm favorite of many bonsai enthusiasts. MAINTENANCE: Nana Juniper's care is easy, but it requires the right environment to promote growth. The tree does well with wiring as it will bend into styles easily. Try not to remove all growing tips simultaneously when pruning, as the leaves may turn brown and the whole plant may decline. Instead, trim dense foliage areas with small, sharp pruning shears. USDA ZONES: Procumbens Nana Juniper is hardy in zones 4a-9b. Plants typically take approximately six weeks to establish new roots in your soil. During this period, water plants every 2-4 days and then once per week. Juniper plants live in heat, humidity, drought, polluted/urban environments, and salty coastal environments. POTTED PLANT: Ships as a 2.5 Quart potted plant with soil from the Alabama Gulf Coast. This plant is unavailable to ship to California, Hawaii, and Alaska. This juniper is a nonflowering plant. The Dwarf Juniper Procumbens Nana Juniper is a Japanese native, compact and low growing ground cover with bluish-grey foliage that will remain green even in the harshest winter conditions. The slow growth and short needle foliage provide a soft look to the landscape. Procumbens Nana can be used in rock gardens, Asian-inspired gardens, patio containers, desk plants, etc. The Nana Juniper is a non-flowering shrub.Once mature, these low-growing and manageable plants reach only 1 foot in height and 4-6 feet wide, making for an excellent ground cover shrub. They are commonly used in rock gardens, as topiaries, desk plants, and mass plantings across landscapes. This evergreen provides color all year in USDA zones 4 through 9, where it grows as a perennial. Create a complete carpet of greenery by spacing plants as close as 6 feet from the center of one plant to the center of the neighboring plant. Space plants 6 to 10 feet apart to leave open areas between the foliage. This dwarf juniper is a full sun lover, and it grows best in well-drained soils. If you feel that your soil condition may not be suitable, think again, as this ground cover tolerates poor, dry, and sandy soils! In addition to being easy to grow, they are also low maintenance. No pruning is required, but some gardeners choose to do so to create the formal look that they desire. The Dwarf Japanese Juniper requires watering at least once a week and often in extreme heat. Once established, your Dwarf Juniper tree will be drought and wind tolerant.
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RESILIENT GROUNDCOVER: Procumbens Nana Juniper is a slow-growing and highly manageable option in a family full of fast-growing, invasive plants. With its needle-like blue-green foliage, Nana Juniper makes for a unique plant in non-traditional green spaces. This juniper shrub has a very dense and low-growing habit, maturing to 6 inches to 1 foot tall by 4-6 feet wide. JUNIPER BONSAI: Considered a very hardy conifer, the Juniper is a non-flowering tree that makes an excellent choice for bonsai because it is so easy to prune and train. It is one of the most popular bonsai trees and is a firm favorite of many bonsai enthusiasts. MAINTENANCE: Nana Juniper's care is easy, but it requires the right environment to promote growth. The tree does well with wiring as it will bend into styles easily. Try not to remove all growing tips simultaneously when pruning, as the leaves may turn brown and the whole plant may decline. Instead, trim dense foliage areas with small, sharp pruning shears. USDA ZONES: Procumbens Nana Juniper is hardy in zones 4a-9b. Plants typically take approximately six weeks to establish new roots in your soil. During this period, water plants every 2-4 days and then once per week. Juniper plants live in heat, humidity, drought, polluted/urban environments, and salty coastal environments. POTTED PLANT: Ships as a 2.5 Quart potted plant with soil from the Alabama Gulf Coast. This plant is unavailable to ship to California, Hawaii, and Alaska. This juniper is a nonflowering plant. The Dwarf Juniper Procumbens Nana Juniper is a Japanese native, compact and low growing ground cover with bluish-grey foliage that will remain green even in the harshest winter conditions. The slow growth and short needle foliage provide a soft look to the landscape. Procumbens Nana can be used in rock gardens, Asian-inspired gardens, patio containers, desk plants, etc. The Nana Juniper is a non-flowering shrub.Once mature, these low-growing and manageable plants reach only 1 foot in height and 4-6 feet wide, making for an excellent ground cover shrub. They are commonly used in rock gardens, as topiaries, desk plants, and mass plantings across landscapes. This evergreen provides color all year in USDA zones 4 through 9, where it grows as a perennial. Create a complete carpet of greenery by spacing plants as close as 6 feet from the center of one plant to the center of the neighboring plant. Space plants 6 to 10 feet apart to leave open areas between the foliage. This dwarf juniper is a full sun lover, and it grows best in well-drained soils. If you feel that your soil condition may not be suitable, think again, as this ground cover tolerates poor, dry, and sandy soils! In addition to being easy to grow, they are also low maintenance. No pruning is required, but some gardeners choose to do so to create the formal look that they desire. The Dwarf Japanese Juniper requires watering at least once a week and often in extreme heat. Once established, your Dwarf Juniper tree will be drought and wind tolerant.