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Aesculus pavia
'Red Buckeye' Common Names: Red Buckeye |
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Red Buckeye bears medium red flowers in the form of a candelabrum, in panicles 6-12" tall and 4-6" wide. The 5-fingered palmate leaves are like tiny umbrellas, and developing seed pods are very curious. Red buckeye becomes a small tree of 10-15' and prefers dappled shade such as that found at the woodland's edge. An eastern exposure is good; avoid a southwestern exposure because of possible leaf scorching. The flowers make unique additions to fresh spring flower arrangements. Native. |
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| Seeds which look like chestnuts are poisonous. |
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