Labrador Duxiang specimen

Labrador Juniperus evergreen shrub, short, branched, containing resin. Leaves with short stalks, leathery, narrow and round, entire margin, curled edges, rust brown or soft hairs below. The flowers are small, white, and have multiple flowers forming a terminal umbel like inflorescence; The base of the flower stem has bracts; The corolla is white, the filaments are filamentous, the ovary is ovoid, covered with scales, the capsule is elliptical, and there are many seeds. The seeds are small, the outer seed coat is loose, and the endosperm is fleshy. Distributed in North America, in the Labrador Peninsula of Canada, it uses Labrador Du Xiang as a substitute for tea, hence also known as Labrador tea. Labrador Duxiang is one of the subspecies of Duxiang. Belonging to shrubs or dwarf shrubs, with upright or upward or outward leaning stems.