Weeping Red Cedar (Juniperus virginiana)

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Other Name(s):	AKA Pendula
Category:	Tree
Class:	Perennial
Bark:	Bark is gray to reddish-brown and exfoliates in thin, shreddy strips on mature trees
Form:	Cascading form with branches that droop gracefully
Fruit:	Female trees produce small, blue, berry-like cones that ripen in the fall
Foliage:	Leaves are feathery and scale-like, appearing in an emerald green color. In colder northern climates, the foliage can take on a brownish tint during winter
Height:	10 ft. - 15 ft.
Hardiness:	Zones 3 to 9
Light Requirements:	Full sun to partial shade
Water Usage:	Water regularly until the tree is well-established. After that, it is exceptionally drought-tolerant
Soil Type:	Very adaptable and will grow well in most soil types, including sandy, loamy, clay, or rocky soil
Native Range:	Eastern North America
Photographer:	William Khoury
Bed(s):	TREES - 1 Plant;