Willow Weeping Texas Native as 'Andorra' Juniper is adapted

as 'Andorra' Juniper is adapted to nutrient-poor soils and can thrive without supplemental fertilization

Pruning Type Timing Primary Goal Dormant Pruning Late Winter (Jan/Feb) Airflow

loamy soil but can tolerate slightly alkaline or clay soils better than most stone fruits

Zested (Rind) 6 Months (Frozen) The bumpy rind is intensely flavorful

Mature Width (Spread) 40 – 75 feet (Spreading canopy

Willow Weeping Texas Native as 'Andorra' Juniper is adaptedDescription: The Weeping Willow tree is characterized by its distinctive weeping habit, with long, slender branches that droop towards the ground. It typically has a rounded to irregular crown and can reach impressive sizes when mature. The leaves are narrow, lance shaped, and light green in color, turning yellow in the fall before dropping. In early spring, the tree produces small, inconspicuous yellow flowers that appear before the leaves. The bark