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| Aesculus flava - Yellow Buckeye |
| Family |
Hippocastanaceae |
| Botanical Name |
Aesculus flava |
| Common Name |
Yellow Buckeye |
| Size |
60 - 75' |
| Hardiness |
Zone 4- 8 |
| Culture |
Transplant into deep, moist, well-drained soil. |
| Ornamental Value |
Upright spreading habit; large foliage; large, yellow flower
spikes in May. |
| Landscape Use |
Lawn specimen, naturalizing situations, attracts wildlife. |
| Key Identifying Characteristics |
Ovoid fruit usually with 2 seeds, opposite, palmately compound
leaves with 5 leaflets. |
| Notable Cultivars |
none
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| Campus Location |
Main: |
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