Juniperus virginiana 'Taylor'

Eastern Redcedar

'Taylor' Eastern Redcedar is a very narrow selection of Juniperus virginiana, found originally in Taylor, Nebraska. 'Taylor' has attractive silvery blue green needles and round berry-like cones which are an important food source for birds. 'Taylor' Eastern Redcedar is considered to be the most dry site tolerant of the Juniperus virginiana selections available. It also has better than average resistance to Cedar Apple Rust. Many love it becasue it is similar in appearance to an Italian Cypress.

PRN Preferred: The attractive bluish green needles are displayed on a very narrow upright habit.

Height

30 Feet

Spread

4 Feet

USDA Hardiness Zone

Pleasant Run Nursery Preferred Selection

Current Availability

Qty Avail	Description	Comments	Future Crop	Future Crop Ready Date
0	Juniperus virginiana Taylor #15 (NATIVE)		45	early April
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Characteristics & Attributes

Attributes

•	Evergreen
•	Fruit - Ornamental
•	Native

Winter Interest

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Structure

Soil Conditions

•	Average
•	Dry
•	Moist
•	Sandy

Exposure

•

Sun

Special Recognition

•	Pleasant Run Nursery Preferred Selection

Attracts Wildlife

•	Food Source for Wildlife

Tolerance

•	Black Walnut Tolerant
•	Drought Tolerant
•	Salt Tolerant
•	Wet Site Tolerant

Tree Type

•	Evergreen
•	Fastigiate

Foliage Color

•	Blue/Blue-Gray/Blue-Green

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