Aesculus californica, California Buckeye Medium Spikes of dark maroon-colored flowers

Spikes of dark maroon-colored flowers are displayed on stalks above the foliage from winter through spring followed by papery seed pods

Plant with other shade plants that love water outside

Protects your arms from sun and harmful pokey branches while gardening

Incense Cedar (Calocedrus decurrens)

Aesculus californica, California Buckeye Medium Spikes of dark maroon-colored flowersScientific name: Aesculus californica Common Name: California Buckeye A California Native that is a shrub or large tree that can reach up to 40 feet tall and wide. It is multi trunked with grey bark. The leaves are dark green with five leaflets. White flower clusters bloom in the spring through summer. The fruits are toxic. Deciduous in the late summer and early fall. Plant with: Western Serviceberry (Amelanchier pallida or utahensis), Manzanita