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Aesculus pavia is more commonly known as the 'Red Buckeye' or the "Firecracker Plant". This tree has a dense, rounded crown and produces vibrant reddish-pink tubular blooms that appear in mid-spring and persist into summer. It grows 15-20' tall and wide at full maturity and does best in partial shade. * Produces shiny nuts in the fall that are toxic if consumed.
Aesculus pavia is more commonly known as the 'Red Buckeye' or the "Firecracker Plant". This tree has a dense, rounded crown and produces vibrant reddish-pink tubular blooms that appear in mid-spring and persist into summer. It grows 15-20' tall and wide at full maturity and does best in partial shade. * Produces shiny nuts in the fall that are toxic if consumed.
The 'Hyperion' is a fast growing variety with fantastic disease resistance. It produces large, white flowers blushed with pink that cover the entrie tree in spring. Its curly, green leaves turn stunning shades of yellow, purple and orange in the fall. It will grow 15-20' tall and wide at maturity. Showy red fruit is produced in the fall and is enjoyed by a variety of birds.
The 'Stellar Pink' dogwood produces large, soft-pink flowers in early spring. Dark-green leaves turn purplish-red in the fall. Will reach 15-20' tall and wide at maturity.
