18 Beautiful Mountain Juniper

mountain juniper mountain juniper phadia Tree Pollens Allergens Mountain juniper Allergen Exposure The genus Juniperus is widely distributed in the northern hemisphere Mountain juniper is native to south western North America and is particularly common in Texas It is found in north eastern Mexico and in the United States only as far north and east as southern Missouri

PDF fileRocky Mountain juniper grows in prairie hillsides fields pastures and occasionally in woodlands in rocky sandy or clay soils The distribution of Rocky Mountain juniper is from British Columbia and Alberta south through the Great Basin and the Rocky mountain juniper 3 157 pdf PDF fileRocky Mountain Juniper Juniperus scopulorum General Description A small to medium tree typically with a dense pyramidal crown Native to western North Dakota Seedling plantings may exhibit a wide variety of forms Many denser growing cultivars are used as ornamentals The largest tree in Mountain Juniper The Rocky Mountain Juniper is native to Northern America and Canada typically in dry areas with sandy soil They have pale blue waxy seed pods and usually grow under 20 ft

and trees cedar redRocky Mountain juniper is a dry or more rarely moist subhumid plant which grows well on open exposed bluffs rocky points or ridgetops on southern exposures and in ravines or canyons It is found between 5 000 and 9 000 feet elevation mountain juniper Mountain Juniper The Rocky Mountain Juniper is native to Northern America and Canada typically in dry areas with sandy soil They have pale blue waxy seed pods and usually grow under 20 ft fieldguide mt gov speciesDetail aspx elcode PGCUP050C0Rocky Mountain Juniper Juniperus scopulorum Conservation Status Review Review Date 05 24 2012 View State Conservation Rank Criteria Population Size Score 0 Large Generally 100 000 individuals Range Extent