Mexican Buckeye

A showy tree or shrub with fragrant pink-purple flowers in early spring, its dark green, lustrous leaves turn golden yellow in the fall. Adaptable and often multi-stemmed, it is tolerant of cold, heat, and drought, making it a good accent in borders, planters, and parking strips.

15-gallon: $275

30-gallon: $600

45-gallon: $900

Planting is included in all prices.

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Common Name:

Mexican Buckeye

Latin Name:

Ungnadia speciosa

Water Needs:

Low

Sun Exposure:

Shade Sun

Mature Size:

Small

Leaf Type:

Deciduous

Category:

Ornamental

Growing Area:

Central Texas Hill Country

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