Monrovia Juniper

This is a low-growing groundcover that reaches a mature height of only 4 inches. It spreads significantly, reaching a width of up to 8 feet, making it excellent for covering large areas.

Yes, the foliage is a striking silver-blue during the growing season. In colder climates, the needles shift to a rich plum-purple hue during the winter months, providing seasonal interest.

Yes, this variety is deer resistant, which makes it a reliable choice for landscapes where deer pressure is a concern.

Absolutely. This juniper is highly adaptable to poor soil conditions and is an ideal choice for erosion control on hillsides or slopes due to its dense, spreading habit.

It requires full sun to thrive and is drought-tolerant once established. It prefers dry to average water conditions, so avoid planting it in areas with standing water or poor drainage.

Yes, it is suitable for containers. However, keep in mind its mature spread of 8 feet; you will need a large, wide planter to accommodate its growth habit over time.