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Popular Red Buckeye Companion Plants
Brent Wilson · Gardenality Administrator · Zone 8A · 10° to 15° F
Red Buckeye, aka Texas Red Buckeye, produces very showy clusters of bright red flowers in early to late spring. The leaves are quite unique and grow as 5 leaflet palmately compound, which emerge a bronzy red and later turn dark green. Best grown as a small multi-stem tree. Can grow quite large if left unpruned. Grows rather slowly so pruning once a year in spring after blooming works well, to keep in bounds. Once mature, large rounded brown seed is produced. I have them planted in a shaded area near a large oak. There are many deer on my property but they don't touch this plant. A very unique plant for any garden!
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