It's indoors? If so that's why it's dying. Junipers need to be outdoors,
usually in full sun and only watered when the soil begins to dry out.
Once you notice that it appears to be dying it is usually completely
dead.

Scratch the trunk low down to see if there's any green beneath the bark.
If there is you may be in with a slim chance of reviving it. Don't water
again until the soil begins to dry out. Move it outdoors and pray.

Where are you?

Kev Bailey
Vale Of Clwyd, North Wales

-----Original Message-----

I have a beautiful Juniper tree that is about 20 years oldand about .
It has been flourishing well for the past 6 months and growing quite
well. It sits on a table that allows it to get plenty of indirect
sunlight, and it is submerged watered about
2 a week. I notice now that over the past month that is seems to be
getting dry
areas on the branches. It is about 30 inches long, 15 wide and about 7
inches tall. Any thoughts? Thanks,

Arty

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