Ohio Buckeye Snowberry papery sacs in the spring

papery sacs in the spring

These oddly tropical fruits have been cultivated by indigenous peoples and European colonizers alike

with extremely strong wood

This native tree grows well in any soil type

Exceptions: Blueberries and rhododendrons cannot be colonized by the fungus in MYKE TREE & SHRUB

Ohio Buckeye Snowberry papery sacs in the springHardiness: Zone 4. Size: Tree up to 40 ft. Planting: Tolerates full shade but grows best in partial shade, not ideal for clay soil. Pot: 5 gal. Has upright clusters of yellow green flowers bloom in spring, Large brown fruits with a thick, prickly husk (toxic). Contain 1 to 3 large, smooth brown seeds with a distinct light coloured scar. Ohio buckeye flowers attract pollinators such as hummingbirds, bees and butterflies.