Taylor Juniper
Quick Overview
Taylor Juniper is a Nebraska Statewide Arboretum introduction. This tree is sought after for its elegant and almost Romanesque look. Taylor Juniper has it all! A unique columnar form, handsome silvery blue-green foliage that will turn shades of bronze in the winter, powdery blue berries that dot the branches spring to winter, and rugged exfoliated bark.
Details
Quick Overview
Why it rocks:
Taylor Juniper is a Nebraska Statewide Arboretum introduction. This tree is sought after for its elegant and almost Romanesque look. Taylor Juniper has it all! A unique columnar form, handsome silvery blue-green foliage that will turn shades of bronze in the winter, powdery blue berries that dot the branches spring to winter, and rugged exfoliated bark.
Where to put it:
Taylor Juniper is perfect for that narrow spot that is in need of privacy or screening. This tree will also do well as a vertical accent in garden beds, near entrances, or as a more dramatic accent in the landscape.
What it needs:
Taylor Juniper is drought resistant, will do best in full to partial sun, and prefers well-drained soil. Be sure to follow our watering guidelines for the first few growing seasons until the root system is well-established.
Specs
Botanical Name | Juniperus virginiana ‘Taylor’ |
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Hardiness Zone | 3-9 |
Tree Type | Ornamental & Flowering, Evergreen |
Size Range | Small Tree (15-25 feet) |
Mature Height | 18' |
Mature Spread | 3' |
Shape | Narrow/Columnar |
Foliage Color | blue/green |
Flower Color | N/A |
Decorative Fruit | blackish-green, berry-like cones |
Landscape Uses | Hedge, Privacy/Screening, Ornamental/Flowering |
Growth Rate | Moderate |
Plant Tolerance | Adaptable |