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A good dwarf selection of the Japgarden Chinese juniper. Habit: Procumbent, wide spreading form; lays flat on ground if given adequate space or mounds up in center if crowded Size: 6-8" (occasionally mounding to 2') x 10-12' wide Color: Bluish-green to grayish-green Texture: Medium-fine Hardiness: Zone 4b USDA

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