Juniperus Scopulorum, Rocky Mountain Juniper Tree Blue Arrow, Lot of 20, 4 Inch Pot

Q. What is the biggest difference between the Juniper Arrow and the Skyrocket? A. Arrow is more compact/tighter, shorter, narrower growth habit. Perfect, where space is limited. Juniperus 'BLUE ARROW' Common Name: Rocky Mountain Juniper Mature Height: 10-12ft Mature Width: 2-3ft Site: Tolerates inland and coastal exposure Soil: Wide range of well drain soil, tolerant of any pH, avoid wet, soggy soils Exposer: Full sun with good air circulation Moisture: Follow a regular watering schedule during the first growing season to establish a deep, extensive root system. Moisture Once Established: needs no maintenance or watering. In it can take long periods of droughts and strong winds. Growth Habit: Tighter with shorter branches than most narrow juniper that will stand up better to the weight of snow Growth Rate: Medium Foliage: Grey-green to blue-grey scale-like leaves for adult foliage and fragrant when crushed Season of Interest: All year round foliage color, attractive shape. Makes a colorful addition to the garden. Deer Resistant and Attract Bird Uses: Coastal Exposure, Container, Erosion Control, Urban Garden Fertilizer: General purpose fertilizer in spring and fall Hardiness Zones: 3-9 Hardy to -30F Pruning: If necessary, in early spring or late summer.