General Description | A very popular evergreen shrub with drooping, cord-like foliage. |
Shape | Large, pyramidal evergreen conifer. |
Landscape | Foundation plantings and rock gardens. |
Propagation | Grafting and semi-hardwood cuttings. |
Cultivation | Best grown in moist, fertile soils but can grow in heavy clay and dry sand. Once established it is very drought tolerant. |
Pests | Some susceptibility to juniper blight, root rot and certain insect pests such as bagworms. |
Habitat | Horticultural origin. |
Bark/Stem Description | Reddish brown bark which scales off small strips. |
Leaf Description | Fine-textured green needles tinted white underneath. |
Fruit Description | Small glaucous green cones in summer, dark chocolate when ripe. |
Colour Description | New foliage is golden yellow; older foliage is a darker green. |