Ungnadia speciosa (Mexican Buckeye) Size:10 gal (approx. 42" tall planted) Blackfoot Daisy is often underestimated

Blackfoot Daisy is often underestimated until you see it in full bloom

Texas native Yes Water use Medium Sun exposure Sun to part shade Bloom color White Bloom time Spring Mature height 15-40 ft Evergreen Yes Attracts Butterflies

as an accent or in groupings

Texas native Yes Water use Low Sun exposure Full sun to part shade Bloom color Green

evergreen shrub that features golden yellow flowers

Ungnadia speciosa (Mexican Buckeye) Size:10 gal (approx. 42" tall planted) Blackfoot Daisy is often underestimatedIf you are looking for a Texas tough large shrub or small tree for your garden, look no further. Mexican Buckeye dazzles with pink flowers in the spring, showy displays of yellow leaves in the fall, and ornamental seed pods that persist into the winter. If all of that is not enough, it is drought tolerant, resistant to cotton root rot, and able to adapt to sun or shade. Bees are attracted to the flowers, which have a very pleasant scent. AT A GLANCE