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Texas Olive Tree (Cordia boissieri) in Sandy Soil

Texas olive thrives in well-drained soils, including sand. Drought-tolerant once established.

Establishment

Water weekly first year for deep roots.
Full sun; drops leaves below 20°F prolonged.
Fruit slightly toxic; jelly possible but consult extension.

Sandy soil is fine if drainage is good.

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