The Blue Pacific Juniper is an evergreen, ground cover conifer with dense green foliage. It stays low to ground at about 1 foot, but spreads quickly and can reach a width of 5-6 feet the foliage is green during the growing season, turning a gray-green In the winter. The Blue Pacific Juniper has an overall feathery look to it with sharp-tipped soft needles. Junipers thrive in full sun to part sun and adapt to any soil that is well drained. 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.
