Juniperus horizontalis, commonly called creeping juniper, is a procumbent evergreen shrub that is native to Alaska, Canada and the northern U.S. from New England to New York to the Great …

‘Bar Harbor’ is a versatile plant that is not too dense. Use this cultivar as a ground cover on slopes, where it can help control soil erosion, or in rock gardens or retaining walls. Its …

Juniperus horizontalis ‘Bar Harbor’ is an attractive, low-maintenance ground cover plant known for its dense mat formation and seasonal foliage color changes. Its adaptability and ease of care …

Bar Harbor creeping juniper is a great cold-climate conifer selection by Mike Johnson at Summer Hill Nursery-- the needle leaves give the impression of a feathery texture, and the branches …

An older low spreading form, up to 10 ft wide by only 1 ft high (3 m × 30 cm), blue-green color, leaves mostly awl-shaped, appressed, turns plum-purple in fall/winter, a male clone. Possibly …

Add greenery to a slope or challenging space with the Bar Harbor Creeping Juniper or Juniperus horizontalis. This creeping juniper is a vigorous grower that can fill in a space with little care. …

'Bar Harbor' is an extremely low-growing, and wide-spreading male juniper with grayish, blue-green foliage. Widely adapted to soils and climates. Tolerates slightly alkaline and heavy clay …

The deep green prostrate foliage of 'Bar Harbor' Juniper takes on a purplish cast in winter. A tough evergreen groundcover that works well in rock gardens and in salt-exposed areas. …

'Bar Harbor' is a commonly used cultivar of the Creeping Juniper that is about 12 inches high at the most. It was selected from cuttings from wild plants on Mount Desert Island, Maine, where …

A wonderful groundcover evergreen for general landscape and garden use, featuring bluish-green, scale-like foliage which takes on a purplish tinge in winter, attractively arching low …