Juniper, Broadmoor

BROADMOOR JUNIPER  Juniperus sabina ‘Broadmoor’
• A classic, prairie‑tested evergreen groundcover valued for its low, wide‑spreading habit and dense, fine‑textured blue‑green foliage; its layered, horizontal branching creates a smooth, uniform carpet of greenery that remains attractive year‑round.
• Forms a broad, mounding mat with slightly arching branch tips; produces small, waxy blue cones typical of junipers, adding subtle wildlife interest. Growth is slow but steady, keeping the plant naturally tidy without pruning.
• Exceptionally hardy and resilient, thriving in full sun, poor soils, drought, wind, and exposed conditions; widely used on slopes, banks, and large landscape beds where durability and low maintenance are essential. Highly resistant to deer browsing.
• Full Sun
• Zone 3, 30–45 cm Height × 2–3 m Width