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Pilgrims burning juniper incense during Palden Lhamo festival outside Jokhang monastery.
Lhasa, Tibet 2007.
Junipers are in abundance in the Mojave, frequently growing among rocks and washes. They frequently co-occur with the Pinyon Pine in what is known as Pinyon-Juniper Woodlands, which cover large swaths of Nevada.
The Jardine Juniper is a Juniperus scopulorum, core samples taken in the 1950s revealed that it was actually over 1500 years old. It stands approximately 40 feet tall and its circumference has been measured at 284 inches.
Dammit
Flown the coop !
My Juniper Bonsai decided to leave its pot today.
Thankfully no damage to the tree but I guess massive rain washed all the soil from the roots and its pot and high winds launched the tree a few feet away .
If not for anything I added sphagnum moss to fresh potting soil worked the soil in the roots, re positioned the tree
more centered in its pot .
It will be a miracle if this lives to see spring .
Pretty tough bet as it stands now ,its marginally where I wanted it to be in the work I've done so far.
Juniper Berries - I hope you enjoy this photograph. Feel free to give me all the constructive criticism you can on the photo because it would be much appreciated so I can grow as a photographer.
A venerable Seaside juniper tree (Juniperus maritima), likely several hundred years old; Fidalgo Island
Link to large image on Flickr www.flickr.com/photos/nsxbirder/55100156551/sizes/o/
JUNIPER HAIRSTREAK BUTTERFLY-07252684
Juniper Cottage, located adjacent to the Blue Heron Cruises Ticket Office at Highway 6 and Hay Bay Road, Tobermory, Ontario, Canada.
This Utah juniper, growing on the edge of a cliff, is typical of many junipers in the area. Most have multiple trunks, and lots of deadwood. To your left is a small cairn, or trail marker, so hikers know where they are going. To your right is a small boulder with a lot of graffiti on it. The combination adds a nice touch to the scene.
The 3D conversion of this 2D original is here:
even with all this sun and heat the terrarium idea seems to be a great way to protect these types of cuttings .
some of my other cuttings have died off rather soon but these are my oldest survivors .
Video of Juniper Hairstreak. Hairstreaks have tails that look like antenna. They even move when the wings slide back and forth. I sometimes wonder if they move all by themselves. Antenna like tails are also found on the swallowtail butterflies. Together with eyespots these decorations serve to confuse predators about which end is the head. Consequently you will see some butterflies that are missing part of the tail end of their wings. They seem to get along ok and are lucky to have escaped a predator.