eventually turning into fruit by the late summer. Finally, by fall, they tumble to the ground as greenish-gold leathery husks, revealing the special nut called the Buckeye. The Ohio Buckeye is ...

State tree: Ohio Buckeye tree, adopted in 1953 State fruit: Tomato, adopted in 2009 State native fruit: Pawpaw, adopted in 2009. Each year, the state holds its annual Pawpaw Festival celebrating ...

And yes, the pawpaw fruit is edible. Ohio is home to the Buckeyes, but not Ohio State's sports teams. We are talking about the nut. Earth Day is the perfect day to recognize the 'fan favorite ...

The Ohio State Buckeyes football team has a history ... buckeye trees bear a fruit that contains a large nut – the buckeye. The fruit will eventually fall to the ground as greenish-gold leathery ...

The Ohio Buckeye is a tree native to the state and is even Ohio’s official state tree. They’re known for their buckeye nuts. DNA helps investigators give names to Arizona bodies found near ...