Juniper 'Blue Rug'

Juniperus horizontalis 'Wiltonii' - Ideal ground cover and excellent in rock gardens. Cascades nicely over walls. Blue Rug Juniper typically grows at a rate of about 2 to 4 inches per year under ideal conditions. The roots of junipers are vast and have shallow taproots. Prune in June. Use Bone Meal when you first plant. Do not fertilize the first year. Fertilize once a year with a balanced granular fertilizer. Do not plant any deeper than it is in the pot. Do not add any soil or mulch around the base of the stem. Water deeply once a week for about 20-30 minutes whether is rains or not. Plant at least 3-4 feet from any foundation. 

Zone 2. 2.5m W x 10cm H. Berry-like fruit with an insignificant flower. Horizontal/spreading form with blue-green foliage. Full Sun. Moist, well drained soil. 3Gallon.

Yes, Blue Rug Juniper is a juniper variety that produces berries, known as juniper berries. These berries are small, round, and typically bluish-black in color when mature. They are typically produced on female Blue Rug Juniper plants. Juniper berries are a key feature of many juniper species and are often used in various culinary applications, including flavoring for gin and as a spice in cooking. In addition to their culinary uses, juniper berries can also attract wildlife, such as birds, who may feed on them. Deer resistant.

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