What The Heck Happened? Easy Way To Remove A Dead Spreading Juniper

You never know what can happen after winter in cold climates. This video looks at a healthy Icee Blue Juniper, Juniperus horizontalis ‘Monber’, that has died after winter, the possible reasons, and the easiest way to remove the dead plant.

[@gardentherapySOS]

Love your videos! I'm a big fan of your channel.

[@Anonymously4051]

Thank you for this. Tractor certainly helps in a dead shrub removal. We had two spirea like the one behind the dead juniper. The spirea were here when we moved in in late 2021. They were healthy that first spring of 2022. The deers love to eat the two spireas all year round. Last summer the top of the spireas started wilting on top and turning crispy and brown. Don’t know why. This spring the two spireas started off well then just like that they were all crispy brown. Had to dig them out from the rock mulch. Replaced with Japanese blood grass because deers don’t like to eat grasses as much as everything else reputed deer resistant that we planted in our yard. Look forward to every one of your videos. You are inspirational to me. Best channel in TH-cam. Thank you.

[@laurieboldis1537]

So sorry this happened. Your arboretum is so beautiful; I’m sure whatever you replace it with will be equally lovely. You are inspiring me!

[@thedivide3688]

That is a bummer. I have an Icee Blue and I love it. That was a beautiful specimen too.

[@CoCoBliss4]

Where are you located? I love your accent and the land is beautiful!!!!!

[@thedivide3688]

He’s in North Dakota…huh what accent? 😂 Kind and thoughtful American gardener accent?

[@gardenhike]

North Dakota. I lived in Minnesota for quite a while, maybe I picked up the accent there 😊

[@kimmyj1512]

my juniper died after i transplanted it, what was i thinking😢