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Asked by Anonymous on January 22, 2014
Creeping Junipers
What is the pH on the creeping junipers? The creeping junipers die. Can you help me? Thank you.
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Asked by bobbieshops200 on March 20, 2015
Juniper Groundcovers
How can I rejuvenate 12 yr old juniper groundcovers that are very matted and seem to be dying back? These groundcovers do not seem to be very healthy and are matted down/together so I cannot get to the soil underneath. Some appear to be dead, others to be heading in that direction. If I have to remove, what is best way to do that?
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Asked by Seam26 on June 18, 2015
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Asked by esniven on April 6, 2016
Creeping Junipers
My junipers have leaves only on the ends of the branches, the center is bare. They are located under the eaves of the house and get the drips from the roof. We have had a lot of rain lately and I wondered if they are getting too much water. Once they dry out, will the leaves come back on the branches?
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Asked by Anonymous on April 20, 2016
What Should I Do About My Juniper Shrubs?
I have several Sea Green juniper shrubs that I use as ground cover to stabilize a steep hill. They’ve been there since 1999. They have now turned a pale yellow, looking like they are possibly dying (almost like they got winter burn). There are still some green limbs – maybe about half of the four shrubs have been affected. Do I need to cut them down and replant or is there something else I should try?
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It could be a nematode infestation or a nutrient deficiency in the soil, but, without seeing the shrubs and their placement in relationship to each other, it's hard to tell what the cause may be. If the shrubs are valuable to you, you may want to get a complete soil test done. You can contact your local cooperative extension for information on where you can get this done.
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Asked by Anonymous on June 26, 2016
Killing Weeds
How can I kill weeds without killing creeping juniper? We have a hillside with creeping juniper and the weeds are getting out of control. Is there a weed killer that we can use that won’t kill the creeping juniper?
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roseman
I have taken some weed killer that I have mixed up and poured it into a plastic painting bucket, then using an approximately 2 inch paint brush, I paint it on the weeds leaves. It is a painstaking venture to be sure, however I get the weed killer where I want it without taking out or causing harm to my other plantings if the weeds get ahead of me.
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Asked by Jonkanue on April 15, 2017
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