February can be the month where we start to get a little shack happy. Luckily, it’s only 28 days long, and then we’ll be turning the corner into spring. While you’re waiting for warmer temps and the chance to get out and tend to your bulbs & bushes, we have a few activities to help make you feel like spring is growing ever nearer – even if your crocuses still have a few weeks to go! Now is the time to take out that seed...
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Early Glow™ Buckeye's yellow-green flowers contrast nicely with the newly expanded bright green leaves in the spring. Leaves turn bright red in the fall before many other trees. The beautiful flower clusters are a treat to hummingbirds and the seeds are a useful food source for squirrels, although Early Glow™ Buckeye produces very few nuts.
Early Glow Buckeye™ does best in slightly acidic, moist, well-drained soil but can tolerate other soils if given enough water early on. However, Early Glow Buckeye™ does not tolerate heavy soil salt, so would not do well in areas where winter salts do not flush from soil in spring.
