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Juniper in a pond basket? 1 week 6 days ago #81468

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Slip potted an itowigawa juniper into a nicer "looking" ceramic pot. It was in a plastic pot for a couple years and did fine.
The ceramic pot has drainage holes but the top of the soil looks wetter than in did in the plastic pot.
My wondering is if I could cut down a pond basket and slip pot into that?
I don't think I've seen much discussion anywhere about JUNIPERS in pond baskets.

It just "SEEMS" like it would be okay.

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Juniper in a pond basket? 1 week 6 days ago #81471

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Of course it would be fine in a pond basket, any tree would. I am not sure what you think is wrong, if the soil is wet don't water until it dries out, if it rains there should be no need to water.

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Juniper in a pond basket? 1 week 6 days ago #81472

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If it rains for extended time, I will put it under the porch overhang.

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