DescriptionLow-growing juniper with a spreading, carpet-forming habit. Foliage is blue-grey; shoot tips are nodding and leaves are short and awl-shaped. Fruits are ellipsoid, reddish-brown when young, maturing to purplish-black and containing a single seed. Older leaves often persist and turn brown, contributing to a textured appearance.
ReferenceJUSBCARP
Available sizes and prices- 25-30 : 8,55
- 30-40 : 10,49
- 40-50 : 12,44
- 50-60 : 16,45
- 60-80 : 24,09
Technical characteristics- Species: JUNIPERUS squamata
- Common name: Juniper
- Growth habit: low-growing, spreading branches
- Foliage: blue-grey
- Shoot tips: nodding
- Leaves: short, awl-shaped
- Fruits: ellipsoid; colour reddish-brown maturing to purplish-black; contain a single seed
- Old leaves tend to persist and turn brown
- Reference code: JUSBCARP
- Recommended uses: groundcover, rock gardens, slope planting, erosion control, ornamental massing
- Exposure: full sun to partial shade
- Soil: well-drained; tolerates poor soils
- Watering: low to moderate; drought-tolerant once established
- Maintenance: minimal pruning; remove dead wood as required
- Planting spacing: depends on desired cover (typically 30–80 cm)