Parson's Juniper

Parson's Juniper (Juniperus squamata 'Expansa Parsonii') Parson's Juniper, Juniperus squamata 'Expansa Parsonii', is a low, spreading evergreen groundcover prized for its dense, carpet like habit and soft blue green foliage. Trailing branches hug the ground and overlap to form a thick mat that flows over slopes, rocks, and bed edges, giving plantings a finished look in every season. With its modest height, wide spread, and calm color, Parson's Juniper is an easy way to add structure, coverage, and a subtle focal point in sunny, well drained landscapes. Distinctive Features Parson's Juniper typically grows about 1 to 2 feet tall and 4 to 6 feet wide, forming a broad, low mound that conforms to the contours of the site. Short, awl shaped needles cover the stems densely, creating a fine, textural surface that reads as a smooth blue green carpet from a distance. Branches radiate outward and drape gently over edges, softening hard lines along walks, walls, and boulders. Its combination of low height, wide spread, and cool toned foliage makes it a dependable evergreen layer wherever you want neat, ground hugging coverage. Growing Conditions...