Aesculus pavia, Red Buckeye full sun and then bronze-green in summer—pleasantly

and then bronze-green in summer—pleasantly subtle

Those who love the tropicalesque (or are just crazy for orange) will love this

the tree is covered in profuse red to light-pink bracts

naturalizing addition to the spring garden

and up to 2' tall and clumping

Aesculus pavia, Red Buckeye full sun and then bronze-green in summer—pleasantlyHummingbirds thrill to the sight of the rich, salmon red flowers in early spring, and aggressively compete for them. Shrub like, it is lush, stout, and dense, with curious irregular pods in fall that hold shiny brown seeds within (like a horse chestnut). Southeastern North American native. Note: 0. 67 qt plants grown from seed, stem between 4 8 in T Mature size: 12 x 12 ft in 10 years Minimum temperature: 10 F