Monrovia Juniper

This juniper is a vigorous grower that reaches a mature width of 8 feet. Plan to space them about 6 to 8 feet apart if you are planting them for mass coverage.

Yes, in colder climates, the foliage will shift from its signature silver-blue to a distinct plum-purple hue. This color change is a natural response to the cold and adds seasonal interest to your landscape.

Yes, Icee Blue Juniper is considered deer resistant. While no plant is entirely deer-proof, this variety is generally ignored by deer in favor of tastier options.

Absolutely. Its dense, spreading habit and ability to thrive in poor soil conditions make it an excellent choice for stabilizing slopes and controlling erosion.

Very little. Once established, it is highly adaptable to heat and dry conditions. You only need to prune it in late winter if you need to shape it or keep it within a specific boundary.

Yes, for the best foliage color and density, you should plant it in a location that receives full sun. While it is adaptable, shade will cause the plant to become sparse and lose its vibrant silver-blue tone.