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Texas Buckeye

Aesculus glabra var. arguta

Texas Buckeye

About This Plant

Partial shade. Deciduous with palmate leaves distinguished from Red Buckeye by having 7 to 11 leaflets. Creamy yellow flower clusters appear in spring. It prefers riparian environments. On deeper Blackland soils, buckeye can grow to 40 ft or more, but around San Antonio, count on a smaller size. The leaves drop early.

Origins: A local variety of the Ohio Buckeye native to the east-central U.S.

Maintenance

Pruning and seed collection.

A yellow-flowered buckeye for deep blackland soils.

Min. Height: 30

Max Height: 40 feet

Min. Width: 20

Max Width: 30 feet

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