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Green Mound Juniper Bonsai

Discussion about the bonsai tree is almost incomplete without the memories of the bonsai tree collection of Mr. Miyagi in 'The Karate Kid'. Well, it is the same tree that we are talking about, the juniper bonsai tree! Evergreen bonsai trees from Japan are hugely popular in the United States. Many of the trees are cultured as bonsai but for a layman, juniper tree is a starter. Where do juniper trees grow? These trees are widely distributed throughout the northern Hemisphere. Juniper trees are found in various shapes and sizes, ranging from ground coverings, shrubs to huge trees. The size of the juniper tree ranges from 4" ground covers to big trees. The colors of the leaves vary from yellow, silvery blue to natural green.

Green mound Juniper bonsai trees are the popular choice among the bonsai lovers because of their superb adaptability to almost any temperature and their spreading habitat. Many bonsai shops feature sparkling rocks encrusted bonsai trays that enhances the beauty of the juniper evergreen tree. The juniper bonsai trees are available in various sizes, the heights ranging from 1 inch to 40 inches.

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There are at least 50 juniper tree species present today, all with their own specialties. Juniper trees are evergreen, long lived, they can adapt to any soil type. They are dioecious (having separate male and female plants) as well. Juniper is a multipurpose tree, which is why prehistoric people lived near juniper forest, which became a prime source for their food and shelter. The juniper berries are used for making spices, medicines, as well as liquor products like gin. One can also make a hedge with the juniper trees, they create great outdoor ambiance. Junipers prefer plenty of sunlight, so those of you who live in a snowy region must opt for the indoor juniper trees. The juniper bonsai is a symbol of fertility, strength and athleticism and they are a very popular plant for indoor gardening.

Juniper trees are wonderful and very versatile garden plants, beautiful to look at during any season of the year. Tolerating a wide range of growing and soil conditions and a certain degree of drought, juniper trees add permanence to the garden landscape as they maintain their foliage throughout summer and winter. Foliage colours within the same plant vary a little too, depending upon season.

The wide range of shapes and foliage textures of juniper trees provides great variety and possibilities for visually exciting effects when designing the garden scene. Junipers available to the home gardener range from prostrate or ground-hugging carpets of neat, dense foliage to upright, tree forms that provide shelter and background design.

Foliage Colours

Juniper trees also come in a wide range of foliage colours, from silvery-grey or grey-blue, through mauve and purple in the wintertime, to apple-greens and dark greens, cream-tipped, bronze and yellow-gold. They contrast with and enhance each other, as well as a wide range of other garden plants.

Easy to Grow

In general green mound juniper trees should be grown in free-draining soil, and do well in poor or impoverished soils. They do not like boggy or water-logged soils. Junipers will grow in alkaline or acidic soils. Their native habitats are often rocky or mountainous in nature, and they look particularly good in such settings in a garden, especially when planted with other plants from these areas, for example heathers, low-growing shrubs and alpines. However, juniper trees also look good in a contemporary garden with grey-leaved plants, for example, and are effective against steel planters, gravel mulch and paving. They do not look so good when competing for space with herbaceous plants or other plants that will lie against their foliage and make it go brown.

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