Rocky Mountain Juniper in a Handmade Pot (No. 17495)

One-Of-A-Kind Collected Rocky Mountain Juniper

The Rocky Mountain Juniper, also known as Juniperus scopulorum, is an evergreen coniferous tree that is native to the western United States, particularly in the Rocky Mountains. It is a medium-sized tree that can grow up to 10-30 meters (33-98 feet) tall.

The bark of the Rocky Mountain Juniper is reddish-brown and peels off in thin strips. The leaves are needle-like and arranged in opposite pairs or whorls of three, and they have a blue-green color. The tree produces small, fleshy cones that are initially green but turn a bluish-purple color as they mature.

Rocky Mountain Juniper trees are well adapted to harsh and dry conditions, and they are often found in rocky, mountainous regions, including high-altitude areas. This little guy has been wired and initially styled, but there's a lot of opportunity for more Jin / Shari. This is a great find and the price seems right, based on availability. 

The Tree you see is the tree you will receive. We Can NOT Ship Junipers to California

About the Tree:

• Height: 25" from soil
• Spread: 18"
• Pot: 7.5" Handmade Pot
• Images taken on November 25, 2025
• Ships from our Massachusetts Nursery

The Tree you see is the tree you will receive. 

We Can NOT Ship Junipers to California

 *** This is an expensive Bonsai. We've likely been watering, fertilizing, pruning, and weeding this tree for a long time. Once this tree leaves our facility, watering, fertilizing, etc is beyond our control. If you buy this bonsai, we assume you're a responsible person and that you know what you are purchasing. THEREFORE - The Buyer acknowledges and agrees that NEBG makes no warranties once the Product leaves our nursery. All One-Of-A-Kind Trees are listed AND sold “as is”. Sales are considered final. No refunds or exchanges will be offered in any instance. NEBG assumes no responsibility for the health and welfare of the products after they leave our nursery. Please ask care questions prior to buying, if you are unsure.