Researchers from the University of Padua in Italy found a juniper at Utsjoki in Finnish Lapland, which they analyzed to be ...

Scientists have discovered the world’s oldest known juniper shrub in Finland, and it’s an incredible 1,647 years old!

Juniper shrubs are getting a second look as homeowners search for carefree greenery with year-round appeal. These plants have long been a landscape staple, especially as an evergreen foundation ...

These plants are more drought and heat tolerant than native UK species. If you can, its best to plant these species alongside each other so your garden will thrive in current and future climates.

Juniper plants are members of the cypress family, or Cupressaceae, commonly referred to as conifers. While the word conifer might conjure up images of large, conical evergreens that soar upwards ...

In fact, its trunk measures at just 10 centimetres in diameter, but its year of birth makes this tree stand out. Scientists ...

Since trees and shrubs can live for hundreds of years, identifying these blue rings allows us to spot cold summers in the past. By looking at pine trees and juniper shrubs from northern Norway ...

To determine the age of the juniper shrub, scientists used dendrochronology techniques, specifically studying growth rings. They estimated that the juniper sprouted in 378 CE.

If you live in the Southwest, you probably have noticed all the native evergreen trees/shrubs prominently growing in large ...