Juniper

Evergreen shrubs or small trees in the Cupressaceae family.

juniper bushes

Junipers are evergreen shrubs or small trees in the Cupressaceae family. Known for their aromatic foliage and distinctive bluish-purple berries (juniper 'berries'), they are widely distributed across the northern hemisphere, often found in rocky or mountainous regions. Juniper berries are used as a spice and flavoring agent.

Juniper is derived from the Latin juniperus, which means 'evergreen tree'.

Junipers are evergreen plants that look like shrubs or small trees, and they're known for their bluish-green berries.

Juniper berries are used to flavor gin, Some junipers can live for over 100 years, They are native to North America and Eurasia

What family are junipers in? Cupressaceae, Are junipers evergreen? Yes, What do juniper berries taste like? Piney and peppery

shrub tree

Juniperus communis Juniperus sabina

foliage berries

Cupressaceae

botanical evergreen plant