Mexican Buckeye

Mexican Buckeye offers a delicate and refined presence for smaller landscapes and flower beds. This deciduous tree grows to approximately 20 feet in height and width, developing a rounded canopy that provides gentle shade and a lovely architectural form. In spring, it produces clusters of vibrant purple flowers that stand out beautifully against its fresh green leaves, adding a splash of seasonal color and interest. The tree’s naturally multi-trunked habit adds to its sculptural appeal, making it a distinctive feature in any planting scheme.

• Deciduous tree
• Slow to moderate growth rate
• Striking purple flowers bloom in spring
• Multi-trunked form provides visual texture and structure
• Ideal for accenting patios, entryways, and compact beds

Mexican Buckeye performs well in full sun to partial shade and prefers well-drained soil. Hardy in USDA zones 6 through 9, it is especially well-suited for North Texas climates and similar regions where smaller ornamental trees are desired.