Parsonii Juniper Shrub

Use Parsonii Juniper as a vertical accent in your landscape design to add height and structure.

When designing your landscape using Parsonii Juniper, a tall and slender evergreen tree with a columnar growth habit and striking blue-green foliage, consider the following creative ideas to incorporate this majestic plant effectively into your outdoor space:


Vertically Accent: Use Parsonii Juniper as a vertical accent in your landscape design to add height and structure. Plant it as a focal point in the garden to draw the eye upward and create visual interest against the backdrop of lower-growing plants.

Formal Garden Design: Incorporate Parsonii Juniper into formal garden designs where its columnar shape can lend a sense of symmetry and order. Plant them in pairs or groups to create a sense of balance and harmony within the landscape.

Specimen Planting: Showcase the beauty of Parsonii Juniper as a specimen plant in key areas of your garden. Position it near entryways, patios, or outdoor seating areas to highlight its elegant form and distinctive blue-green foliage.

Container Planting: Plant Parsonii Juniper in large containers or pots to add vertical interest to patios, decks, or balconies. The compact nature of this juniper variety makes it well-suited for container gardening, allowing you to enjoy its beauty in smaller outdoor spaces.

Low Maintenance Design: Take advantage of the low maintenance requirements of Parsonii Juniper by incorporating it into water-wise or minimalist landscape designs. Its drought tolerance and minimal pruning needs make it an excellent choice for creating a sustainable and visually appealing outdoor environment with ease.

By incorporating these design ideas, you can enhance your landscape using the elegance and stature of Parsonii Juniper as a striking and versatile element. If you have specific preferences or need further guidance on enhancing your outdoor environment, feel free to provide additional details for a customized design plan tailored to your landscape.

Care Guide

PLANTING:

• Choose a well-drained location with full sun to partial shade

• Dig a hole twice the size of the root ball and place the shrub in the hole

• Fill the hole with soil and water thoroughly

SOIL:

• Prefers well-drained, fertile soil

• Avoid heavy clay or wet soil

MULCH:

• Apply a 2-3 inch layer of mulch around the base of the shrub

• Keep mulch away from the stem to avoid rot

LIGHT:

• Full sun to partial shade

• Can tolerate hot, dry conditions

WATER:

• Water deeply twice a week, especially during dry periods

• Avoid overwatering

FERTILIZE:

• Fertilize once a year in spring with an all-purpose fertilizer

• Follow package instructions for amount and application

PRUNING:

• Prune lightly in late winter to remove any dead or crossing branches

• Do not prune too heavily as this will promote growth at the expense of the natural form of the shrub.

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How do you measure height for ground cover junipers?

Approximate height is measured from the base of the plant to the top of the highest branch.

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