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I think they're usable. I think most people would know how to spell Juniper and June because of the tree and the month. June seems more "normal" than Juniper (but I prefer Juniper, maybe nn June). June "Pool" actually sounds kind of catchy, even though I thought it wouldn't work with a one-syllable ln. Still, Juniper "Pool" definitely has better flow.
I think Juniper has a lot going for it; sound-wise it's like Jennifer but without the 80's-ness, and it's a cute and spunky plant name that for once isn't a flower. :P I think it needs a short middle name.

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Juniper Anne
Juniper Wynne
Juniper Rose
Juniper Ava
Juniper Sage
Juniper Brynn
Juniper Myra
Juniper Lilac
Juniper Vinia
Juniper Mina
Juniper Lee
Juniper Helen
Juniper Ivory
Juniper Cora
Juniper Beth
Juniper Ione
Juniper Cleo
Juniper Olive
Juniper Hero
Juniper May