Hollywood Juniper Tree

Hollywood Juniper typically grows 15–25 feet tall and 8–15 feet wide, developing a striking upright form with naturally twisting branches.

Hollywood Juniper is considered a moderate-growing evergreen tree and typically grows approximately 12–24 inches per year under favorable growing conditions.

Hollywood Juniper grows best in full sun and well-draining soil. It makes an outstanding specimen tree for front yards, entryways, Japanese gardens, Mediterranean landscapes, and other locations where its sculptural form can be appreciated.

Plant Hollywood Junipers approximately 10–15 feet apart to allow room for their mature width and unique branching habit.

The twisting branches are a natural characteristic of the cultivar and one of its most desirable features. As the tree matures, the branches become even more sculptural, creating a one-of-a-kind appearance.

Yes. Each Hollywood Juniper develops its own distinctive branching pattern, so no two trees will ever look exactly the same.

Yes. Once established, Hollywood Juniper is highly drought tolerant and is an excellent choice for water-wise and low-maintenance landscapes.

Yes. Hollywood Juniper tolerates coastal environments well and performs reliably in areas with salt air when planted in well-draining soil.

Hollywood Juniper is most commonly planted as a specimen tree where its naturally twisting branches and sculptural form can be fully appreciated. While multiple trees can be planted together for screening, they are typically spaced far enough apart to showcase each tree’s unique character rather than forming a formal hedge.

Homeowners love Hollywood Juniper for its naturally twisting branches, evergreen beauty, drought tolerance, and one-of-a-kind sculptural form that creates a dramatic focal point in the landscape.

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