Talk:Cinder's Faction/@comment-11798648-20151105012400/@comment-25086632-20151115190203

Wikipedia says: "In botany, an evergreen is a plant that has leaves throughout the year, always green."

And every other place I can find that has a definition agrees with it.

But this is tangential. So there's a type of juniper that's yellow...

This is just weird. Most people I know's reaction to juniper is to think of the berries, but I guess if most of your exposure to juniper had been the yellow kind, that would stick in your head? *shrugs* At least it makes sens e now.