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Blue Pacific juniper

14 years ago

I have a pretty extensive planting of Blue Pacific on a slope. It is well established to approx. a 4 ft. spread. I would like to know the best fertilizer for them, and why some are looking more yellowish green than the bluish green tint they normally have?

Thanks for any advice.

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