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Juniperus Blue Arrow 10 Litre Pot

Juniperus Blue Arrow 10 Litre Pot

Juniperus scopulorum 'Blue Arrow'
Slender blue-grey spire, bold structure year-round
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About Juniperus Blue Arrow 10 Litre Pot

Juniperus scopulorum 'Blue Arrow' – Striking Columnar Conifer with Silvery-Blue Foliage

Juniperus scopulorum 'Blue Arrow' is one of the most elegant and useful conifers available for the garden, offering a naturally pencil-thin, upright form clothed in dense, silvery-blue foliage throughout the year. A cultivar of the Rocky Mountain Juniper, this slow-growing evergreen brings a refined architectural quality to any planting scheme, whether used as a bold vertical accent, a structural focal point, or as part of a repeated formal design.

Its slender, columnar silhouette is entirely natural, requiring no clipping or shaping to maintain its distinctive form. The cool blue-grey needles are held tightly against upright stems, giving the plant a clean, almost sculptural appearance that works beautifully in contemporary, Mediterranean, and traditional garden settings alike. Year-round colour and structure make it a genuinely four-season performer.

Hardy, drought-tolerant once established, and remarkably low maintenance, 'Blue Arrow' is as practical as it is beautiful. Its narrow footprint means it can be tucked into tight borders, used to flank pathways or entrances, or grown in containers without ever dominating the surrounding space. Few conifers deliver such visual impact in such a compact and undemanding form.


Seasonal Highlights

Spring: Fresh growth emerges, deepening the density of the blue-grey foliage.
Summer: Rich silvery-blue tones contrast beautifully with surrounding greens and flowering plants.
Autumn: Foliage may take on subtle blue-purple hues as temperatures cool.
Winter: Holds its upright form and colour, providing essential structure in the dormant garden.


Key Features

  • Naturally columnar – Pencil-thin, upright form with no pruning required.
  • Distinctive foliage – Dense, silvery-blue needles with year-round colour.
  • Evergreen – Provides structure and interest through every season.
  • Slow-growing – Compact and well-behaved; ideal for smaller spaces.
  • Drought tolerant – Resilient once established in free-draining conditions.
  • Fully hardy – Reliable in UK climates without special protection.

Perfect Plant Combinations

  • Festuca glauca 'Elijah Blue' – echoes the cool blue tones with fine, contrasting texture at ground level.

  • Lavandula angustifolia 'Hidcote' – soft purple flower spikes complement the silvery foliage beautifully.

  • Allium 'Globemaster' – bold, spherical blooms provide strong seasonal contrast.

  • Heuchera 'Silver Scrolls' – layered, metallic foliage adds depth and interest around the base.

  • Pittosporum tenuifolium 'Silver Ball' – a rounded evergreen form that pairs well for structural contrast.


Ideal For

  • Vertical accents in borders, gravel gardens, and courtyard planting.

  • Flanking entrances, doorways, or pathways in pairs for formal symmetry.

  • Container planting on patios, terraces, and balconies.

  • Contemporary, minimalist, and Mediterranean garden designs.

  • Low-maintenance evergreen structure in mixed or year-round planting schemes.


Growing Conditions

Position: Full sun is preferred and will produce the best foliage colour and most compact, dense growth. Tolerates partial shade but may become slightly more open in habit.
Soil: Well-drained soil is essential; 'Blue Arrow' will not tolerate prolonged waterlogging. It performs well in sandy, loamy, or chalky soils and is notably drought-tolerant once established.
Hardiness: Fully hardy throughout the UK; no winter protection required.
Maintenance: No regular pruning is needed – the naturally columnar habit holds its shape without intervention. If desired, any wayward shoots can be lightly trimmed in late spring.