Juniperus rigida 'Pendula' was introduced to England in 1861 by the great plants-man J. G. Veitch, but remains rare in the nursery industry. This very exotic weeping Juniper, from Japan, Korea and northern China, is staked to allow the graceful weeping branchlets to exhibit their unusual foliage. Some call this plant the 'Needle Juniper' for its rigid, deceptively sharp tipped needles. 'Temple Junipers' are very hardy and tolerant in tough, cold environments. This is a plant that you are sure to see in elegant garden settings. Zone 4-9