So this is actually a cone, a conifer cone, just like a pine cone, spruce cone, hemlock cones, juniper cones. It's these bluish ones that are quite tasty. That's pretty nice.

These small conifer trees for birds provide food and refuge in all seasons. These varieties are perfect for small landscapes.

While collecting juniper berries in the Mojave Desert, I discovered the utility of this tree and learned about Smreka, a ...

Two types of junipers can be harvested for berries, the common juniper (Juniperus communis) and eastern red cedar (Juniperus ...

They eat a lot of juniper cones during the winter! Junipers now comprise a significant portion of the ornamental yard trees in residential neighborhoods, ...

Junipers are tough plants that can be found growing across the world, including in some of the most desolate areas. There are about 40 species of juniper, 13 of which are native to North America.

The female trees have blueish quarter-inch berry-like cones that resemble juniper berries (as in gin-making). The male trees produce brown, pollen-bearing cones on their branch tips which are ...

This week's Plant Pick of the Week is a durable and time-tested evergreen called 'Grey Owl' juniper. ... Juniper 'Grey Owl' is a native evergreen that produces blue berry-like cones in fall. By .

Ashe juniper, redcedar production increases in December through March, higher concentrations in West Texas, Hill County. ... “The male trees have larger pollen cones, ...