Ohio Buckeye Snowberry These oddly tropical fruits have

These oddly tropical fruits have been cultivated by indigenous peoples and European colonizers alike

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tolerates partial shade

papery sacs in the spring

The flesh is crisp

Ohio Buckeye Snowberry These oddly tropical fruits haveHardiness: Zone 4. Size: Tree up to 40 ft. Planting: Tolerates full shade but grows best in partial shade, not ideal for clay soil. Pot: 5 gal. Has upright clusters of yellow green flowers bloom in spring, Large brown fruits with a thick, prickly husk (toxic). Contain 1 to 3 large, smooth brown seeds with a distinct light coloured scar. Ohio buckeye flowers attract pollinators such as hummingbirds, bees and butterflies.