Painted Buckeye, Aesculus sylvatica Summer and prefers full sun to

and prefers full sun to partial shade for optimal flowering

Key Features• Large white spring flowers that age to soft pink• Native wildflower ideal for woodland gardens and shade landscapes• Excellent for pollinator gardens and habitat restoration• Deer resistant and low maintenance once established• Long-lived

Plants are either male or female

commonly known as Oconee azalea

Painted Buckeye, Aesculus sylvatica Summer and prefers full sun toSmall deciduous tree that is great for naturalizing! Early spring flowers range from creamy yellow to reddish as large, opening as the blue green pinnate leaves emerge. Flowers provide nectar for hummingbirds. Mature height and width is 6 12'. Painted buckeye is an understory tree that grows best in well drained soil. Its native habitat is stream edges in the piedmont and lower elevations of the mountains in the Southeastern US. Hardy in zones 6 9.