Ruby Red Buckeye Flowering tree Its drooping lower branches -

Its drooping lower branches - called “skirts” by Scandinavians - add elegance and charm

a tradition dating back centuries in North America

·       Mature Size: 12-15’ x 12-15’

Great for young

Fill the bag once every 5–7 days to deliver about 20 gallons of water slowly over 5–9 hours - helping new trees establish strong roots

Ruby Red Buckeye Flowering tree Its drooping lower branches -Ruby Red Buckeye (Aesculus x carnea) Mature Size: 12 15 x 12 15 Light: Full sun to partial shade Soil: Medium Habitat: Yard or garden tree, wetland, or woodland edge Tolerates: Clay soil Seasonal Interest: Striking clusters of deep red flowers in spring, lush palm shaped leaves Wildlife Value: Attracts hummingbirds Foresters Note: Ruby Red Buckeye is a compact ornamental tree that steals the show in spring with bold clusters of deep red flowers a