The Ohio buckeye has served as our state tree since 1953. ... leaf and flower. Some buckeye trees currently on the market are hybrids of North American and European species.

The buckeye tree certainly inspires. The tree’s iconic nut inspired two students to create the wildly popular mascot Brutus Buckeye in 1965, and who hasn’t found the sweet satisfaction of a buckeye ...

Here’s more about the Ohio buckeye tree, and how to spot one. What does a buckeye tree look like? You probably can already picture what a lone Buckeye nut looks like, but you might not know what ...

Ohio State Buckeyes? No, the Ohio Buckeye tree. Here's what to know about the tree that named Ohio's favorite football team.

The tree grew, leafed out each spring, but did not flower and did not produce any Ohio. buckeyes — until this spring, its 12th year, when it was covered with blossoms.

OHIO STATE FLOWER. The red carnation was adopted as the state flower in 1904. ... OHIO STATE TREE. The state tree is the Ohio Buckeye, which is pretty plentiful near water.

The Ohio State University adopted “Buckeyes” officially as its nickname in 1950. If you were born or live in Ohio, you are a “Buckeye”. My family had a buckeye tree situated at the corner ...

The flowers of the Ohio buckeye tree are yellow. It is native to parts of the eastern U.S. with a range extending in an irregular-edged comma shape from western Pennsylvania to a point in south ...

So, it’s not by chance Ohio’s state tree is the Ohio buckeye, which also happens to be a good tree choice for the Front Range of Colorado. Characteristics. The Ohio buckeye (Aesculus glabra) is a ...

Here’s more about the Ohio buckeye tree, and how to spot one. What does a buckeye tree look like? You probably can already picture what a lone Buckeye nut looks like, but you might not know what ...