steer away from something that gets too tall and wide.

==>>> could be a bit more specific on those numbers???

conifers are trees ... and as trees ... they never really stop growing ... most size estimates in the literature.. is at 10 years for conifers .. and you can presume at 20 ... they will be twice as big ...

the trick is.. if you want things to remain small for a longer period ... to get things with lower annual growth rates ...

the downside to that is that they take longer to grow that privacy you want ... its the typical catch 22 we address in this regard all the time ...

juniper has its own set of problems ... i would suggest that you do not plant all of one kind of plant... dont go all juniper ....

you didnt mention full or part sun.. nor any soil issues ....

a pic or two.. never hurts ...

welcome to the forums ...

here is a good way to see future potential .. ill do one.. you do the others .. note that i converted to the full latin name : https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffcm&q=Juniperus+chinensis+%27Blue+Point%27&iax=images&ia=images

btw... snow load can be an issue on some of these ... especially ice storms ... the plants can splay ...

ken

Hi ken, thanks for the information. i am new here 😃 Regarding size I am looking for less than 20’ in height and less than 10’ in width. The trees would be in full sun and the soil has good drainage so not soggy. If not plant all junipers in a row, do you mix it up with other conifers?