Unlike broadleaf shrubs, junipers lack dormant buds on old wood. Once a zone turns brown, it won't resprout. Prune only by tipping back green growth, never into brown wood. Best fix: plant a low shrub in front to mask the dead zone. Long-term, consider replacing with smaller, window-friendly shrubs.



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