Aesculus

Aesculus Articles

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  Types of Chestnut Trees

  Nothing tastes better than roasted chestnuts with a cup of hot chocolate on a… More

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  Facts About Horse Chestnut Trees

  Horse chestnuts are trees that are 50 to 100 feet tall that spread 40… More

• How to Remove Horse Chestnut Trees

  The horse chestnut tree, also called Aesculus hippocastanum and Hippocastanum vulgare, is native to… More

• How to Prune California Buckeye

  The California Buckeye (Aesculus californica) is also known as Horse Chestnut. It grows 20… More

• Rain Garden Plants for Southeastern Virginia

  Rain gardens are becoming more popular as homeowners become aware of the environmental damage… More

• Plants That Live in the Cold

  Those who live in cold climates are not limited to growing evergreens. While there… More

• How to Plant a Buckeye Seed

  ...ee of the State of Ohio, and known botanically as aesculus--is a genus of… More

• How to Prune Ohio Buckeye

  The Ohio buckeye is a slow-growing tree that produces a brown, nut-like fruit. This… More

• How to Grow Horse Chestnut Trees From Seed

  Aesculus is comprised of approximately 20 species of trees and woody shrubs, with six… More