NATIVE – Eastern Red Cedar is the most widely distributed eastern U.S. native conifer. These trees are produced from seed to provide diversity in a native planting. Plants have an upright pyramidal habit with foliage ranging from green to blue. Seed is known to be eaten by over 50 species of birds. Botanical Name- Juniperus virginiana Pronunciation- joo-NIP-er-us vur-jin-ee-AY-nuh Foliage- Evergreen Mature Width- 12 ft Mature Height- 35 ft Sun Exposure- Full Sun Soil Preferences- Average, well-drained Current Size- 5 Bloom Color- Inconspicuous Bloom Time- Inconspicuous Companion Plants- Rocket City Orange Daylily – provides complementary texture and seasonal interest Fauna Attracted- Berry-like cones eaten by cedar waxwings, thrushes; shelter for beneficial insects Plant Habit- Tree
- Care Rating- Easy
Default Beavercreek Nursery Bin – C27 Yearly Care Instructions- Remove dead or crowded branches anytime; prefers well-drained soil and minimal fertilizing. Trimming Instructions- Prune in late winter or early spring to shape. Avoid cutting into old wood. Fertilization Instructions- Use a conifer-type, slow-release fertilizer (e.g., 4-8-8) in spring; low to moderate feeding need. Good drainage in clay is essential to prevent root rot. Fertilizer Recommendation- Evergreen-tone Possible Issues- Cedar-apple rust, scale insects
