Red buckeye

Aesculus pavia

GP0|#42d87609-4331-4cd3-94fa-3c0e07c86f59;L0|#042d87609-4331-4cd3-94fa-3c0e07c86f59|Unknown;GTSet|#2626ca0e-b6b1-478b-be87-7a6cac932791

GP0|#8b6b0459-69a2-4ce4-8f48-1dfbc133ae4e;L0|#08b6b0459-69a2-4ce4-8f48-1dfbc133ae4e|Small (under 10 m);GTSet|#55844aee-35c5-46ed-91a0-cbbd60aea8a2

28.0000000000000

GP0|#58a5751d-ee0c-489d-8d4e-7fb954c50bba;L0|#058a5751d-ee0c-489d-8d4e-7fb954c50bba|Small (0-6 m est. at 40 years);GTSet|#8977f8d9-88b1-4a40-947a-c8cb98e7fc1b

GP0|#35967faf-c103-47e1-b39f-3f1ddbacac11;L0|#035967faf-c103-47e1-b39f-3f1ddbacac11|Medium;GTSet|#6d185daa-65ea-4ad1-87ec-34351243e0e2

GP0|#9cbbc3c5-419f-4f12-afbf-0bd0d78f372e;L0|#09cbbc3c5-419f-4f12-afbf-0bd0d78f372e|Slow;GTSet|#3dbc251a-7fe9-4a82-bb03-1f50b32c7a0c

GP0|#9b98fbaa-b8fb-47ce-affd-7b943414d9f9;L0|#09b98fbaa-b8fb-47ce-affd-7b943414d9f9|High;GTSet|#3057fed8-b970-4cac-a0fc-fa249dca1183

GP0|#77702424-1d08-43bc-945e-0666317bd65d;L0|#077702424-1d08-43bc-945e-0666317bd65d|No;GTSet|#fde8edf5-2b77-492b-826c-32b936abc963

GP0|#80c90c2d-dfe8-45bd-bbde-e876a1cee3ac;L0|#080c90c2d-dfe8-45bd-bbde-e876a1cee3ac|Non-native;GTSet|#4078105a-c222-46c2-b9fa-456a303ef363

GP0|#94aa38c2-9f46-4df0-b364-ee79750ec371;L0|#094aa38c2-9f46-4df0-b364-ee79750ec371|Marginal;GTSet|#295e501c-8835-4eac-b1ce-f585a97272ec

Aesculus pavia (Red buckeye) 'Splendens'	889	Aesculus pavia (Red buckeye) 'Splendens'	GP0\|#acd65cf5-abf0-4103-938c-d599dae7e6e2;L0\|#0acd65cf5-abf0-4103-938c-d599dae7e6e2\|Red buckeye;GTSet\|#48439ca2-9324-4212-a2cc-4490931123f6
Aesculus pavia (Red buckeye) - leaves	888	Aesculus pavia (Red buckeye) - leaves	GP0\|#acd65cf5-abf0-4103-938c-d599dae7e6e2;L0\|#0acd65cf5-abf0-4103-938c-d599dae7e6e2\|Red buckeye;GTSet\|#48439ca2-9324-4212-a2cc-4490931123f6

GP0|#53497b2a-e0e1-45ca-8cf5-d0b88588d0c7;L0|#053497b2a-e0e1-45ca-8cf5-d0b88588d0c7|Yes;GTSet|#a4132643-2657-4462-8e88-d55a41732bc5

GP0|#338edebe-2b33-4975-b240-604f9c473586;L0|#0338edebe-2b33-4975-b240-604f9c473586|Yes;GTSet|#73865628-d3f7-48ac-bdf8-3c51089f7122

GP0|#0e1af965-7c13-451f-bdf6-30adca3e6058;L0|#00e1af965-7c13-451f-bdf6-30adca3e6058|No;GTSet|#841bb8ac-1dcf-40b4-bcf0-b9bc404c5d3e

GP0|#08bcc4f3-1d8c-49fa-a09f-1b60779b828d;L0|#008bcc4f3-1d8c-49fa-a09f-1b60779b828d|No;GTSet|#9fd96e5f-d9c4-444f-9753-cfaec21519cb

GP0|#1fd92f4e-9de2-4638-aee6-4ffb3deeac37;L0|#01fd92f4e-9de2-4638-aee6-4ffb3deeac37|Yes;GTSet|#ec73a48e-c838-4a04-8315-199134b08e22

GP0|#b1e76b63-932c-4dba-9884-e9b78273a375;L0|#0b1e76b63-932c-4dba-9884-e9b78273a375|Yes;GTSet|#255de823-6c6e-41df-b3ca-28f1f3d3ef14

GP0|#6e11f331-7e9e-4aea-babd-f0a1b256f6c7;L0|#06e11f331-7e9e-4aea-babd-f0a1b256f6c7|Low (0-15 m3);GTSet|#7c893fef-d886-4c4a-9f2a-a769dd466bfa

20.0000000000000

GP0|#1d2f39f9-3705-40d6-bf38-9ba89d8d332e;L0|#01d2f39f9-3705-40d6-bf38-9ba89d8d332e|No;GTSet|#4549942b-41e3-4932-a533-dcfd5ee8fde5

GP0|#c4be9b30-c3c9-4b8e-b34a-bf35bf55b8da;L0|#0c4be9b30-c3c9-4b8e-b34a-bf35bf55b8da|High (under 10% full sunlight);GTSet|#896123f3-2315-4d61-8ce4-a50bea9e6b46

GP0|#12d0cc39-28c8-483a-8b8e-d3f8128d8966;L0|#012d0cc39-28c8-483a-8b8e-d3f8128d8966|Low (tolerant of no more than a few weeks of drought);GTSet|#b41106cd-ac25-4203-bb40-dbe3430a5270

GP0|#4b0892ce-2e98-42c4-b5ec-ce3b1b8f454a;L0|#04b0892ce-2e98-42c4-b5ec-ce3b1b8f454a|Unknown;GTSet|#e970156d-4aa1-4f30-84c0-5324eea44877

GP0|#0d0dfa00-0dcc-4808-8ddd-3420cb0c67ba;L0|#00d0dfa00-0dcc-4808-8ddd-3420cb0c67ba|Low (firewise);GTSet|#4e5732f9-feb4-427a-8ded-ea9ade6a74b8

GP0|#f43359df-a512-4f3e-aa7f-b47a20f620b5;L0|#0f43359df-a512-4f3e-aa7f-b47a20f620b5|Medium;GTSet|#e17acca4-7bb2-4625-ba06-c8034c4d73b9

GP0|#fde2d682-0b96-47fe-8988-dcdef49cf183;L0|#0fde2d682-0b96-47fe-8988-dcdef49cf183|Low likelihood;GTSet|#9e309a80-43c9-4819-9580-be9833b09f77

GP0|#fb7bfa1e-3d26-41e8-a834-b4c8328fa3bd;L0|#0fb7bfa1e-3d26-41e8-a834-b4c8328fa3bd|Low;GTSet|#1d4580ba-4ef2-484b-9fb4-9e186003a507

GP0|#d1796021-7cce-4da6-813d-3b548ea5543a;L0|#0d1796021-7cce-4da6-813d-3b548ea5543a|Not known to be locally invasive;GTSet|#93545839-eafa-46ef-b420-67ae4f0a4cd8

<div class="ExternalClass8E3562E1B7D245B19F0F80D4AE5A1564"><p><strong>Cons: </strong>Anthracnose prone. </p><p><strong>Tips:</strong> Also consider Aesculus x arnoldiana 'Autumn Splendor' (resistant to athracnose). Note that the Ohio buckeye bloodline can ruin structure, make it more shrub form than tree form but this allows them to get past disease problems. Some Asian species of horse chestnut (e.g. Aesculus chinensis) may be more hardy and resistant to anthracnose, with smaller fruits and good fall colour. Also consider Aesculus glabra - fantastic but slow growing, hard to find in the trade. <br></p></div>

GP0|#7959c99e-eaa2-4c84-af05-b92b17243c77;L0|#07959c99e-eaa2-4c84-af05-b92b17243c77|Yes;GTSet|#4bf5833e-57e8-4999-9222-d578534d8b60

GP0|#c09f0633-87fc-4047-bb97-72f1f4b6739f;L0|#0c09f0633-87fc-4047-bb97-72f1f4b6739f|Yes;GTSet|#a6cdd858-d587-43a3-b8fb-048a7135d4db

GP0|#80c90c2d-dfe8-45bd-bbde-e876a1cee3ac;L0|#080c90c2d-dfe8-45bd-bbde-e876a1cee3ac|Non-native;GTSet|#4078105a-c222-46c2-b9fa-456a303ef363

GP0|#ac000acd-43e3-4e5c-a9f0-80fce9bbea97;L0|#0ac000acd-43e3-4e5c-a9f0-80fce9bbea97|USDA 6;GTSet|#dd4fa90d-56e3-41aa-bdac-e24b7bb51e7e

GP0|#42d87609-4331-4cd3-94fa-3c0e07c86f59;L0|#042d87609-4331-4cd3-94fa-3c0e07c86f59|Unknown;GTSet|#2626ca0e-b6b1-478b-be87-7a6cac932791

GP0|#65e607a5-e4d5-466a-a46f-67422415341f;L0|#065e607a5-e4d5-466a-a46f-67422415341f|Yes;GTSet|#8b2e0bcc-1f5f-4345-bcf7-c34515183d9c