Tamaibuki

Tamaibuki (Scientific name: Juniperus chinensis cv. globosa) is a cultivar of the evergreen coniferous shurub of the family Cupressaceae. It does not have a straight trunk and forms a stumpy shape at the base of the tree, which makes it naturally spherical without trimming. Unlike Kaizukibuki (Scientific name: Juniperus chinensis 'Kaizuka'), it does not twist its branches, which is a common garden variety of the same species.

Scientific name: Tamaibuki, Scientific name: Juniperus chinensis cv. globosa, Country of origin: Japan, Environment: sandy soil, Living type: evergreen coniferous shrub, Plant: dioecious, Tree height. Flowering time: April to May; Female flowers: green; Female flowers: pellucid; Female flowers attached: monocotyledonous at the ends of branches; Male flowers attached: monocotyledonous at the ends of branches; Male flowers: orange; Flower color: orange; Fruiting season: October to November; Fruit type: ball-shaped; Fruit shape: 1 cm; Fruit color:; Number of seeds: 2 to 4. Propagation method: Cuttings, Use: Park trees, row trees, garden trees.