Juniperus virginiana 'Canaertii'.

You don't say where you live. Susceptible to Bag worms...easily controlled.

Juniperus virginiana is a host tree for apple ceder rust. This fungus produces the familiar rough, brownish galls known as cedar apples. From these it spreads in the spring to apple leaves and young fruits, but it must pass again to a red cedar if it is to continue its development. Cedar-apple rust generally does little damage to cedars or junipers. In many cases, the disease is not noticeable except in the spring when the galls are producing the bright orange spore horns. If the disease is very severe, however, twig dieback can occur. Rust galls on small cedars and junipers can be pruned out in late winter or early spring (by April 1).

Aside from that I have about 14 planted as a screen in 1981. Very mature with never any issues.

If you like it buy it and plant it.

Here's the above link.

Dave

Here is a link that might be useful: Juniper link

Thank you Dave!

I live in Dallas area, not sure will it fit in here just wanna try.
And now I think I got a problem because I didn't realize the top of the trunk got cut off when I brought it. So it probably won't get taller right?
Hmmm .... I am really an novice.

ERC will grow well in the Dallas area. Plant it in full sun and water once per week if it doesn't rain at least 1/2". Circling roots should either be spread out straight from trunk or cut.
Your ERC will attempt to produce another dominant leader if the top has been cut. It may take 3-12 months, but another leader will become dominant. Sometimes 2 leaders will become dominant. If that occurs you must decide on one and trim the other back. ERC should only be grown as a single leader tree. Its typical mature height is around 30-40', but with good soil and water it can (over time) reach 70'+.