Aesculus x arnoldiana

Autumn Splendor Horsechestnut

6" spike flowers are yellow-red; very attractive ornamental hybrid with dark green, shiny leaves appear to be scorch resistant and turn vivid maroon-red in fall; a University of Minnesota landscape Arboretum introduction;

Mature height

35ft

Zone

4

Light

NA

Tips for transplanting

NA

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Aesculus x carnea

Brioti Red Horsechestnut

Dark Green foliage remaining into fall; less susceptible to leaf scorch than the common horsechestnut; large, scarlet 10" flower panicles create a brilliant display in spring;

Mature height

40 - 50ft

Zone

4

Light

NA

Tips for transplanting

NA

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Aesculus parviflora

Bottlebrush Buckeye

Outstanding summer flowering shrub with white petals produced on 8 to 12 " long panicles; dark green leaves in summer changing to yellow in fall; a large mounded shrub to 12 ft. in height and spread.

Mature height

12ft

Zone

4

Light

NA

Tips for transplanting

NA

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Aesculus pavia

Red Buckeye

Brilliant dark green leaves each with five to seven 3 to 6 inch leaflets are among the handsomest leaves of the native buckeyes; rich red flowers appear in April and May in 3 to 6 inch long panicles above the foliage; habit is rounded and almost shrub like;

Mature height

15 - 20ft

Zone

4

Light

NA

Tips for transplanting

NA

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Aesculus turbinata

Japanese Painted Horsechestnut

Large leaves remaining into fall; less susceptible to leaf scorch than other horsechestnuts; white 6 to 10" long flower panicles in May;

Mature height

80 ft.

Zone

5

Light

NA

Tips for transplanting

NA

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