Accepts wide variety of soil and climate. Unique and interesting specimen plant. A cultivar of the Rocky Mountain Juniper with weeping branches. Silvery gray, string-like foliage hanging gracefully from arching branches. Bark is reddish gray to brown, furrowed, and shreddy.
Junipers are among the toughest plants in the landscape.
Pests to watch for include spider mites, aphids, twig borers. Juniper blight causes twigs and branches to die back. Characterized by long life span and slow growth rate. Regeneration is through seed.