Blue Point Spiral Juniper

Introduction

Instant Curb Appeal!

• Stunning Topiary Tree
• Adds Property Value to Your Home!
• Low Maintenance
• Gorgeous in Containers

Never Bareroot... All plants come rooted into a container with soil.

Description

The Blue Point Spiral Juniper tree is an absolute treasure for any landscape. Add some artsy flare and significant curb appeal with this topiary delight! The Blue Point Spiral Juniper is deer resistant, drought tolerant, and easy to grow. A little trimming about once per year is all you will need to keep your tree's curves in check.

Key Features

• Upscale curb appeal. Add value to your home with a Blue Point Spiral Juniper tree. Plant a pair on each side of your front door for an entryway with class.
• Low maintenance. The Blue Point Juniper is deer and drought tolerant. This topiary version just needs a touch of trimming about once yearly to maintain its pretty form.
• Manageable size. This tree matures to about 6-10 feet tall and 3-4 feet wide.
• Great for containers. The Blue Point Juniper looks absolutely gorgeous in containers. It tends to stay a bit smaller than when it is planted in the ground.

Pro Tip: In warmer regions prune your spiral juniper in early spring and in cooler regions prune in early to mid-summer for best results.

How To Care

As long as you avoid extreme heat and the ground isn't frozen you can plant your Juniper almost any time of the year.

Junipers thrive in full sun to part sun and adapt to any soil that is well drained. After planting, adding a layer of 1 to 2 inches of mulch will help keep the soil moist. Do not allow the mulch to touch the trunk as this increases the chances of pests and disease. Water your Juniper deeply a couple times a week for the first month or two. After your plants are established, they only need watered during hot, dry spells. Junipers are drought tolerant after establishing and even more so after being in the ground about two years. Fertilize when planting and in early spring with a slow release fertilizer.

Junipers are extremely hardy and versatile. When properly cared for, they rarely have issues with pests and disease. Mites and scale are insects that can occasionally affect junipers. These can be treated with horticultural oil. For severe infections the pesticide Bonide is recommended. Avoid saturated soils and overhead watering to prevent fungal issues in junipers.

Your topiary juniper may need a touch up trimming about once yearly. In warmer regions prune your spiral juniper in early spring and in cooler regions prune in early to mid-summer.

Landscape Ideas

This decorative evergreen can be used in a variety of areas throughout the yard. It is great for adding height to each side of a window or a front door. This will soften up the appearance of your home and add tremendous curb appeal..

Plan a garden or mixed bed around this topiary juniper. It is the perfect feature plant to inspire your creativity!

The Blue Point Spiral juniper looks amazing in containers. Add an upscale look to your porch or entryway with a potted topiary juniper.

This is the perfect tree for adding a touch of class to your landscape with minimal effort.