White Tips on Shimpaku Juniper

Apex37

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This is my first year seeing this on my juniper, but I’m still fairly new to all of this and constantly learning. I have a feeling these are either flowers forming or some sort of insect damage from either spider mites, aphids, or something of the like eating new growth as it emerges. I could use the wisdom of others with more experience to identify.

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Definitely no problem. The tree is happy enough to try to reproduce. Conifers don't technically flower but that's what you're seeing.
 
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