They do best in acidic, moist, well-drained, rich soils. Prune as necessary to keep the plants in bounds. Old, overgrown plants can be cut back heavily in February and allowed to regrow. During our periodic dry times, a little extra water will keep the plants attractive. Fertilize lightly each year after the foliage emerges to keep the plants growing.
Bottlebrush buckeye is free from serious pest problems and easy to maintain.
This 1998 Georgia Gold Medal Winner is an outstanding selection. The mounding form, bold foliage, white flower spikes and fall color make it a multiseason winner. There, you'll find news features, briefs and tips and photographs or art to illustrate some of them.