Aesculus californica 'Blushing Dawn' - Blushing Dawn California Buckeye (Plant) Size:5G *Cal-IPC has delclared it invasive

*Cal-IPC has delclared it invasive outside its native range

inland foothills

ranging from paved paths through manicured landscapes to challenging ridgeline climbs

Milkweeds are the only food source for the Monarch and Striated Queen caterpillars

the Kumeyaay people of northern Baja California and southern California made their homes in the diverse landscapes of the region

Aesculus californica 'Blushing Dawn' - Blushing Dawn California Buckeye (Plant) Size:5G *Cal-IPC has delclared it invasiveAs a selection of the Aesculus californica, it is smaller in overall size and produces blushing pink flowers. It goes deciduous in summer allowing it to respond to summer heat and drought stress. It begins to leaf from August with in bright green. Plant Characteristics Family Name Sapindaceae Species Name Aesculus californica 'Blushing Dawn' Common Name Blushing Dawn California Buckeye Plant Type Tree Sun Exposure Coast Sun, Inland Sun, Water