Mexican Buckeye Texas Native Cedar The "Solo" Rule: Because they

The "Solo" Rule: Because they are sensitive to ethylene

Crape Myrtles can be pruned to maintain a more compact shape

Soil Type: Highly adaptable

This allows them to stay airborne and travel for miles

Pruning is typically done in late winter or early spring to remove dead

Mexican Buckeye Texas Native Cedar The "Solo" Rule: Because theyDescription: The Texas native, flowering and hardy Mexican Buckeye is a deciduous tree known for its attractive spring foliage and showy pink flowers. It typically grows as a multi trunked tree with a spreading canopy. The leaves are compound, consisting of five to seven leaflets, which turn yellow in fall before dropping. In early spring, clusters of pink, fragrant flowers appear before the leaves emerge, creating a striking display. These flowers