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Juniperus recurva — (Cox's Juniper)
An uncommon early-19th century Asian introduction, but widely grown in the form var. coxii (Cox's Juniper).
The juvenile leaves are are in threes, forward-pointing and crowding the shoot.
For similar trees see: Radially arranged leaves Click on an orange link to display the associated image; click on the image to see the larger parent image in a separate window Copyright © 2007 Philip Brassett
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