
Bottlebrush buckeye is a large, palmate-leaved shrub (6–10 feet) with showy 12-inch white flower spikes in summer, followed by smooth fruit. Leaves emerge bronze, turn yellow in fall. Slowly suckers to form colonies but not invasive.
Full sun to part shade; moist, well-drained soil. Adaptable to wide range of sites. Propagate by suckers or seed.
Woodland gardens, specimen, native plantings. Deer tolerant. Attracts pollinators.
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