Monrovia Mint Julep Juniper

Since the Mint Julep Juniper reaches a mature width of 8 feet, you should space them at least 7 to 8 feet apart if you want to allow each plant to develop its full, natural arching form without crowding.

Yes, this variety is considered deer resistant. While no plant is completely deer-proof if food sources are scarce, the foliage of this juniper is generally unappealing to deer.

It is a low-maintenance shrub, but an annual pruning is recommended to maintain its graceful arching habit and prevent it from becoming too woody or overgrown. It responds well to shaping, which is why it is often used for topiary work.

Absolutely. The Mint Julep Juniper is highly adaptable and hardy in zones 3 through 10, meaning it can withstand the harsh winter temperatures found in northern climates.

While it requires regular watering during its first year to establish a strong root system, it is a waterwise plant once mature. You will only need to provide supplemental water during extended periods of extreme heat or drought.

Yes, it provides year-round evergreen interest. Its vibrant mint green foliage remains consistent throughout the seasons, ensuring your landscape maintains color even in the dead of winter.