Yellow Buckeye (Aesculus flava)
· Mature Size: 60–80’ × 25–35’
· Light: Full sun to partial shade
· Soil: Adaptable, medium
· Habitat: Woodlands, yard tree
· Tolerates: Dry or wet sites, road salt
· Seasonal Interest: Fragrant yellow flowers in spring; golden fall foliage
· Wildlife Value: Nectar for hummingbirds, bees, and butterflies, and nuts for mammals
· Forester’s Note: Yellow buckeye stands out with its bold, palm-shaped leaves and brilliant clusters of golden spring flowers, bringing vibrant beauty to any landscape. Its graceful form and seasonal charm make it an exceptional shade tree - and early settlers even carried its seeds as good luck charms.