Bottlebrush Buckeye - Aesculus parviflora Songbirds seeds eaten by songbirds

seeds eaten by songbirds

infusing shady gardens with sun-flecked wildness as it weaves tidy

Late-spring white blooms (lightly pink-tinged) bring the buzz

Wildlife Value: Flowers attract pollinating flies

Truly a feast for the eyes throughout the year

Bottlebrush Buckeye - Aesculus parviflora Songbirds seeds eaten by songbirdsBottlebrush Buckeye is prized as one of the most attractive of all flowering shrubs for shade. Over time, this multi stemmed shrub will slowly form a thicket, creating mounding green masses of distinct, palmate leaves. In summer, tall, white, bottlebrush like flowers appear like giant fairy candles, attracting pollinators of all sorts, especially Eastern Tiger Swallowtail butterflies. The show continues into fall when the leaves turn pure gold,