Folio № 21 of 37 · in the garden since 2024
Procumbens Juniper Nana
Juniperus procumbens
Sprawling growth habit; suited for semi-cascade or ground-hugging styles.
The year, as this species lives it
Thirteen phases. Touch any arc — the wheel remembers what each season asks.
Mid Fall · Oct 1 – Oct 31 · happening now
- Reduce frequency, especially with rain.
- Final feeding of the year early in this phase.
- Deadwood and cleaning only—avoid pushing growth.
- Ideal time to wire lignified branches.
- Inspect before winter dormancy—treat any pests.
- Set up wintering structures or mulch bed.
- Cooler temps are good for wound sealing.
- Good period for stable work.
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The care sheet
The constants — what stays true in every season.
Full sun
Sun exposure essential to avoid legginess.
Moderate
Slight drought tolerance; do not overwater.
Balanced
Apply monthly; reduce dosage during heat.
Structural in early spring, maintenance mid-season
Avoid shearing; use selective tip pruning.
Spring or Autumn
Wire when semi-lignified; avoid breaking brittle tips.
Every 3-5 years
Handle roots carefully; avoid over-pruning.
Cuttings or seed
Easy to propagate from cuttings or ground-layering.
No special winter care required beyond root protection.
Water deeply; avoid letting dry completely.
On the bench · 1
Every Procumbens Juniper Nana in the garden, oldest hands first.
