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Hi Mary, First let me tell you that I am a novice with experience, I am not an expert. I do have juniper and have for a few years. In most cases, junipers will look good even when they are dead. By the time they start looking brown and dry they are way gone. Think of a Xmas tree. Juniper do need to be outdoors for a dormant period. However, I too before knowing better kept mine indoors for a year, they can make it. Go to the Beginner Section of the list and look for the thread "Too cold!?!" and the Species Specific section and the thread on "New Juniper What do I do", they have some good info.

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23-Jan-2002	#3
Jay YOU CAN NOT RUSH TIME Join Date: Sep-2001 Location: Jeffersonville Vt Country: USA USDA Zone: 4 AHS Heat Zone: 3 Posts: 2,145	Re: Read This First!!! Hi Mary, First let me tell you that I am a novice with experience, I am not an expert. I do have juniper and have for a few years. In most cases, junipers will look good even when they are dead. By the time they start looking brown and dry they are way gone. Think of a Xmas tree. Juniper do need to be outdoors for a dormant period. However, I too before knowing better kept mine indoors for a year, they can make it. Go to the Beginner Section of the list and look for the thread "Too cold!?!" and the Species Specific section and the thread on "New Juniper What do I do", they have some good info. __________________ A Bonsai student living with his trees at N 44.37 W 77.49... Think before you act... then think again... no good comes from rushing