Juniper Berry Collection

Common juniper, Juniperus communis. Chromolithograph after a botanical illustration by Walther Muller from Hermann
FLO4989415 Common juniper, Juniperus communis. Chromolithograph after a botanical illustration by Walther Muller from Hermann Adolph Koehler's Medicinal Plants, edited by Gustav Pabst, Koehler

Juniper berries, Arizona
Juniper berries, a native plant of Canyon de Chelly, on the Navajo Nation Reservation, Arizona. Digital photograph

Illustration of cypress leaves and pinecone on stem, Juniper flowers, leaves and berries, and frankincense resin

Illustration of rosemary flowers and leaves, Juniper flowers, leaves and berries, and geranium leaf

Illustration of Juniper leaves and juniper berries on stem, green eucalyptus leaf and German chamomile flowers

Illustration of marjoram leaves and flowers on stem, juniper berries and leaves on stem, and lavender flowers on stem

Illustration of Juniper berries and leaves on stem, green petitgrain leaf, and lemon balm stem

Illustration of Juniper berries and green leaves on stem, German chamomile, and neroli flowers, buds and green leaves on stem

Common Juniper -Juniperus communis-, Emsland, Lower Saxony, Germany

Bowl of juniper berries

Dried juniper berries in jar, some spilling out of jar

Various ingredients used in herbal remedies, arranged as a frame, including Juniper berries, dried sage root, dried rosehips, cinnamon, dried liquorice, dried selfheal spikes

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Discover the aromatic wonders of Juniper berries, native to Arizona and Europe, as depicted in this illustration. Juniper's distinctive cones, reminiscent of cypress leaves and pinecones, bear tiny berries that are a staple in herbal remedies. These berries, along with their fragrant leaves, are often paired with other botanicals like rosemary, geranium, marjoram, and lavender. Juniper's earthy, piney scent is also complemented by the sweetness of frankincense resin, creating a harmonious blend. Dried juniper berries, often found in a bowl or jar, have long been used for medicinal purposes, including as a digestive aid and antiseptic. In this illustration, juniper shares the spotlight with other natural remedies, such as sage, rosehips, cinnamon, liquorice, selfheal, horsetail, and fenugreek, highlighting the power of nature's bounty in promoting health and wellbeing.