Aesculus indica Buddlejas and leaves contain cyanogenic compounds

and leaves contain cyanogenic compounds and are toxic if ingested by humans and pets

lower-growing habit

edible white to pale pink mulberries in late summer

Magenta Buds

bushy shrub adds year-round colour and contrast to garden beds

Aesculus indica Buddlejas and leaves contain cyanogenic compoundsCommon Name: Indian Horse Chestnut Description: The Indian Horse Chestnut (Aesculus indica) is a large, deciduous tree with an elegant, spreading canopy and striking foliage. Native to the Himalayas, it is well suited to cooler climates and thrives in well drained soil with ample moisture. Its leaves are deeply divided into five to seven lance shaped leaflets, creating a lush, tropical appearance. In late spring to early summer, it produces tall,