Juniper plants and trees are widespread evergreens. Learn how to identify the common juniper by its leaves, bark, and location.

Late last fall, about 20 federal scientists toured southeastern Utah, prodding sickly and dead juniper trees, peeling back bark, snapping off branches and digging the dirt around root collars in ...

Juniper bark is abundant and easy to collect from dead and dying juniper trees so it seems to be the logical choice for the roof. I will test this roof out to see how well it retains heat and ...

The Utah juniper is considered the West’s most drought-tolerant and resilient conifer, withstanding even the worst dry spells while nearby pinyon and ponderosa drop their needles and die.

Juniper trees live a long time, ... They have been used by Native Americans for shelter and their bark made into sandals and the first reported baby diaper.

Around mid-December, juniper trees begin pollinating for the season, and it’s usually triggered by cold weather. January’s freeze is making cedar fever extra miserable for many. D-FW Weather Wise ...

Trees with peeling, papery bark, like river birch, are generally more flammable than those without. And fine-needled evergreen shrubs and trees, like cedar, cypress, fir, juniper, pine, and spruce ...

This tree, the Ashe Juniper tree is absolutely native to Central Texas, it’s been here longer than humans have. That’s an important thing to remember too, because a lot of folks think that ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) – A bill filed by Texas House Rep. Ellen Troxclair, (R-Austin), that would remove municipal protections for Ashe Juniper trees across Texas, was passed by the Texas House of ...