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About This Plant
Bottlebrush buckeye is a deciduous, mound-shaped suckering shrub in the maple family found in moist woodlands with rich soil. Its blooms are tall, cylindric spikes of feathery flowers. Leaves turn from dark green to yellow green in the fall. It does not tolerate dry conditions and is excellent along streams and ponds or under shade trees.
Plant Details
Environment
Attributes
- Plant Types
- Peak Bloom Seasons
- Leaf Retentions
- Growth Rates
- Mature Plant Heights
- Maximum Plant Width
- Bloom Colors
- Bloom Times
- Additional Features
Benefits
- Wildlife Benefits
Plant Facts
The nut is called a buckeye and is not edible. | Bottlebrush buckeye is more disease tolerant than other buckeyes.
Alternate Names
Dwarf Buckeye, Dwarf Horse Chestnut
