Red Buckeye Tree New Jumbo with very few thorns and

with very few thorns and fruit spaced openly for ease of picking

A brass locking mechanism keeps them secure

annuals and edible garden plants with this 2015 Green Thumb Award Winner

ruining their whole crop

grasslike foliage

Red Buckeye Tree New Jumbo with very few thorns andThe Red Buckeye Tree puts on quite a show when its 4 10 in. flower panicles burst into bloom in the spring. The narrow, tubular red flowers attract hummingbirds. Growing 10 20 ft. tall, the Red Buckeye can be grown as a small, deciduous tree or as a shrub. It produces seed capsules, with shiny seeds, or buckeyes, that ripen in the fall. This native tree resists many diseases and pests, and it tolerates clay soils. It can be grown in full sun to shade.