Dragon Juniper

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Dragon Juniper

Introduction

Dragon Juniper, prolific in East Asia, is famed for its beautiful tree form, making it a popular choice for Chinese and Japanese garden landscaping and bonsai.

Also known as Red Heart Juniper, this name stems from the unique color of its wood cross-section: when cut, the heartwood exhibits a captivating pink hue. This color characteristic makes Dragon Juniper wood a favored material for carving artworks, especially for smaller diameter pieces, while it is less common in large furniture production.

In garden landscaping, the use of Dragon Juniper often leads to the felling of mature trees during landscape modification or plant relocation. Besides its applications, the leaves and wood of Dragon Juniper also emit a gentle essential oil aroma, adding a natural fragrance that is one of the reasons it is favored by gardening enthusiasts.