The title of this article is a bit misleading. It is not about deer, nor about football, but rather about a native tree called the Texas Red Buckeye. This smallish understory tree is native to our ...

Texas mountain laurel and redbud offer vibrant blooms and drought tolerance, making them perfect for San Antonio landscapes, plus more small trees to consider.

Fall color ranges from yellow to orangish. The fruit is a buckeye capsule with one to three shiny brown nuts. Mulch beneath the tree if worried about the fruit dropping to the ground. This year ...

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Instead, she grabbed Matilija poppy, California buckeye, sage and buckwheat seeds ... replanting efforts so far have focused on fruit trees that will eventually provide food and shade again ...

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And strangely, when the fruit are dropped on the ground ... Up next is this red buckeye, and these are really great trees but they're really hard to find at the nursery. They're hard to find ...

Ohio is the Buckeye State, named after the prevalent tree in the area and its distinctive ... It produces a small, bright orange fruit in late fall that's similar to the Asian varieties.

Instead, she grabbed Matilija poppy, California buckeye, sage, and buckwheat seeds from her greenhouse ... That includes a mouthwatering array of fruit trees — mango, jackfruit, starfruit, avocado, ...

Ohio's nickname comes from the buckeye, the official state tree, which bears fruit containing poisonous nuts resembling the eye of a deer. The nickname took off as a result of the 1840 presidential ...

But here’s the thing about Houlihan’s – it’s not just about the potatoes (though they are indeed road-trip worthy). This ...