Juniper trees and shrubs are valuable ... that are quite prickly and mature into scaly leaves. The plant is ground-hugging, usually growing no taller than 3 feet but reaching up to 20 feet in ...

Then the gall will dry up, usually with no harm to the juniper. The fungus isn’t done, though. A new chapter unfolds when airborne spores land on the leaves of a nearby apple or crabapple tree ...

Common juniper is a low shrub that generally grows no more than 3 to 4 feet high but can grow into a 30-foot "tree." Its leaves are needle-like and slender, clustered in whorls of three ...

Its needle-like leaves are ... Kannenberg had found no signs of bugs or disease. What he did find was evidence of damage to the inner hydraulic systems of the juniper trees.

Though not technically cedar, the Ashe Juniper trees have been referred to as cedar since the first settlers arrived in Texas, and the name stuck. While responsible for countless days of runny ...