Sentences with phrase «buckeye trees»

David Lytle, chief of the Division of Forestry in the Ohio Department of Natural Resources said healthy adult buckeye trees can tolerate a wide climate range, although seedlings are more sensitive.

It comes from a buckeye tree, which is the official state tree of Ohio.

Resembling an amped - up peanut butter cup, the peanut butter filling is partially dipped into chocolate to look like the nuts of the buckeye tree.

Buckeyes» name actually originates from the nuts that sprout from the Ohio buckeye tree.

It's not the best - researched global - warming theory, but it could be the most horrifying to certain fans of college football: Environmentalists said Friday that climate change might push the growing range of Ohio's iconic buckeye tree out of the state, leaving it for archrival Michigan.

The most poisonous part of the buckeye tree are the seeds, bark, and fresh sprouts.

The cause of buckeye poisoning is the consumption or skin exposure to any parts of the buckeye tree, including:

If you believe your dog has eaten any part of a buckeye tree or shrub, take him to the veterinarian or animal hospital right away, even if there are no obvious symptoms yet.

Work stopped at lunchtime, and after filling their plates from the delicious potluck buffet, everyone adjourned to the shady meeting place under the large buckeye tree.

It's not the best - researched global - warming theory, but it could be the most horrifying to certain fans of college football: Environmentalists said Friday that climate change might push the growing range of Ohio's iconic buckeye tree out of the state, leaving it for archrival Michigan.

According to football legend, the Ohio State University took the nickname Buckeyes because the nuts of the buckeye tree were poisonous to wolverines - a reference to the mascot of long - time rival Michigan.

Not exact matches

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Real buckeyes are nuts that grow on trees and are related to the horse chestnut.»

Buckeyes are also the inspiration for these creamy no - bake treats, which mimic the tree's nutlike seeds.

The buckeye is the state tree of Ohio (like the Ohio State University Buckeyes) and usually the candy is made to resemble the buckeye nut.

If you are not from Ohio you may not be familiar with this term, but it is basically a smooth, dense peanut butter filling dipped in chocolate to resemble a buckeye (the nut from Ohio's state tree).

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Be sure to remove any buckeye plants or trees wherever your dog has access so this will not happen again.