Buckeye Red Tree | 2 Bare-root

Description: Buckeye Healthy Bare-root Blooms in April and May, with numerous red blossoms arranged in erect clusters (panicles) that are 4–8" longFeatures lustrous dark green leaves made up of 5–7 leaftlets that droop handsomely; its foliage unfurls earlier than most treesYields fruit 1½–2" in diameter with a smooth or slightly pitted shell that encloses 1–3 dark brown seedsCan grow as a multi-trunked tree, a single trunked tree or a shrub, depending on pruningMakes a great specimen treeGrows in an oval shapeLoses its leaves early, usually by late SeptembeWith its spectacular springtime show of deep red flowers, it’s no wonder that Guy Sternberg (author of Native Trees for North American Landscapes) ranks the red buckeye as “among the most beautiful of any temperate-zone tree.” This stunning ornamental can add a touch of interest to any home or park landscape. But why "buckeye"? This tree actually gets its name from the whitish scar found on each brown seed. It is said to give the seed the appearance of a deer's eye. Buckeye Trees are native to eastern North America and are known for their showy foliage with magnificent yellow-green leaflets. With proper care and maintenance, these trees can reach heights up to 50 feet tall while even becoming part of an attractive landscape design.No shipping to AK, HI

Price: 13.95 USD

Location: McMinnville, Tennessee

End Time: 2024-11-30T18:15:14.000Z

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