Juniperus bermudiana

Domain: Eukaryota • Regnum: Plantae • Phylum: Tracheophyta • Divisio: Pinophyta • Classis: Pinopsida • Ordo: Pinales • Familia: Cupressaceae • Genus: Juniperus • Species: Juniperus bermudiana L.

Vernacular names [edit wikidata 'Juniperus bermudiana']

English: Bermuda Juniper
مصرى: جونيبيروس برموديانا
azərbaycanca: Bermud ardıcı
български: бермудска хвойна
Deutsch: Bermuda-Wacholder
Esperanto: Bermuda junipero
فارسی: ارس برمودا
íslenska: Bermúdaeinir
日本語: バミューダシーダー
norsk bokmål: Bermudaeiner
norsk: Bermudaeiner
پنجابی: برمودا صنوبر
русский: Можжевельник бермудский
удмурт: Бермудаысь сусыпу
中文: 百慕達刺柏

Images of the whole plant[edit]

Tree, Bermuda
Midway Atoll
Cemetary of St. John's Church, Pembroke, Bermuda, 2016
Bermuda cedars, living and dead, at Ferry Reach, Bermuda, 2011
Three dead Bermuda cedars, Prospect Camp, Bermuda, 2019
An old-growth Bermuda cedar in a garden.
A Bermuda cedar in the graveyard of St. Mark's Church, Bermuda.
A juvenile in the graveyard of St. Mark's Church, Bermuda.
A Bermuda cedar at Red Hole, Harbour Road, Paget
An old-growth Bermuda cedar survives on Woodbourne Avenue, in Pembroke, Bermuda.
The species is well adapted for a stormy climate.
Juvenile trees sprout up among the dead branches of other juveniles killed in the blight.
Dead juveniles at Ferry Reach, Bermuda.
Juvenile cedar at Ferry Reach, Bermuda.
A Bermuda cedar growing from the moat of Scaur Hill Fort, on Somerset Island, Bermuda.
A Bermuda cedar that had been used as a belfry
Showing tree with no pruning evident.
Showing the tree is resilient when blown down.
Young tree about one or two years old.
Cedar Avenue, before the Blight
Old-growth trees survive and prosper in a Paget garden.