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Juniperus - With Juniper berries, which are used to flavor gin, are actually modified cones. It's a great shrub for filling in space fast as a groundcover. Its scaly foliage is feathery and graceful. This shrub was growing in Danbury,CT.

11-16-08

Desiccated juniper along the West Rim Trail, Dead Horse Point State Park, Utah

"Holy object stuffing, Batman. We need to find that eastern red cedar!"

Juniper green parish church.Lanark road.

Woody Hollow, Austin, Travis Co, Texas

Ancient juniper tree skeleton on the side of Magdalena Mountain, New Mexico.

i took this photo using a technique called freelensing

Processed with VSCOcam with c2 preset

 

Juniper

Age 2

3/30/2014

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Juniper Springs Nature Trail

Smith Rock State Park in Central Oregon USA

Juniper Hairstreak, Callophrys gryneus. I love these things, and this one was quite fresh.

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Dried they make good tea

Baby Juniper - Oakland, CA

Put her head on an Iple baby body. It doesn't really work. The neck is too big, but I put a pipe cleaner in her neck to hold it in place. I like her on the smaller body though. Still waiting for my Dollzone BB body for my Shabee. Maybe Juniper can use it too.

This is our daughter, Juniper (2) as a flower girl. The dress and baskets were made by my Mother in Law, Vicky.

 

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My first RBL, a birthday gift. I've never had two Blythes come so close together - Mary Ann on the 1st, Juniper on the 4th...

 

Like Mary Ann, Juniper is in for light custom work, so this is the last you'll see of her for a while - hopefully, they'll both be finished early April.

 

She's so wonderful. Please excuse the excited omg-blythe-noooob-esque photo - she just makes me giddy ^^

Juniper tree, Sedona, AZ

SwissJust National Conference 2013.

James K Polk House Pineville NC

Juniper showing off her Ruffnut from How to Train your Dragon! I am very proud of her helmet which I made completely from scratch!

This is a juniper (Juniperus chinensis) I just bought at Home Depot. This is the "before" shot. It's hard to tell but it has a solid trunk some nice branches on one side. I pruned and wired it in the raft style.

Thacher State Park, Berne, NY

Juniper bushes and thorn scrub growing on the ancient earthworks at Danebury. The hill-fort, and its surrounding earthworks, were constructed in the Iron Age.

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