Dwarf Japanese Juniper

Plant in average to lean, well-drained soil. Space according to the mature spread noted on the plant tag. Water thoroughly after planting.

Water regularly after planting; once established it is quite drought tolerant. Little to no pruning is needed- the dwarf, spreading form is the plant's natural habit. Remove any dead interior branches in early spring if needed. No fertilization is generally needed. Largely pest- and disease-free. An excellent, slow-growing juniper for rock gardens, containers, and small-space landscapes where a refined, low-maintenance evergreen is needed.