The Dwarf Japanese Garden Juniper 'Nana' is an evergreen ground cover conifer that reaches about 6" high and 5-6' wide at maturity. We like this as one of the sturdiest ground cover junipers since it seems to resist virus from water laying on the ground more so than some of the other ground cover junipers. The leaves are prickly needles that are bluish-green. It's a great ground cover for areas that don't have great soil, water and hot sun. It grows a little slow but we like it because it's not invasive like some other ground covers. 

Juniper is a very low-maintenance plant that is versatile and strikingly beautiful. It requires no real maintenance is drought tolerant after established and great in full sun.  Water newly planted Juniper when the top several inches of the soil dry out, but this plant does not require much care once established. The plant may need a drink during an extended drought, but typically Juniper plants are very self-sufficient. Best grown in zones 4-9.

At maturity, this plant can get 6" high and 5-6' wide at maturity. It requires no real maintenance is drought tolerant after established and great in full sun.  

Deer resistant. It is classified by some sources as having minor toxicity (Class 2), which typically results in digestive upset rather than severe poisoning for pets.