Aesculus glabra 'Nana' / 'Nana' Ohio Buckeye at the Sarah P. Duke Gardens at Duke University in Durham, NC
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Aesculus glabra 'Nana' / 'Nana' Ohio Buckeye at the Sarah P. Duke Gardens at Duke University in Durham, NC
There’s a fairy in there.
Aesculus glabra. 4/6/21
Buckeye trees are one of the first to leaf out in spring.
Daily Tree: aesculus glabra
In English please: Ohio Buckeye, American Buckeye, Fetid Buckeye
Grows: midwestern continental US
Wikipedia page: here
Photo 1: www . cirrusimage . com/tree_ohio_buckeye.htm
Photo 2: https : // botanyphoto . botanicalgarden . ubc . ca/2017/11/aesculus-glabra/
Photo 3: https : // naturalcommunities . net/products/aesculus-glabra-ohio-buckeye
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As a Wolverine, “Fetid Buckeye” amuses me to no end. My middle school had a bunch of these trees growing in front - my grand aunts always liked it when I brought them buckeyes, since carrying them on one’s person is said to reduce arthritis and rheumatism.
Fruit of the yellow buckeye (top) and Ohio buckeye. The yellow buckeye’s exterior is smooth, and the fruit are key ID characteristics.
Aesculus glabra 'Nana' / 'Nana' Ohio Buckeye at the Sarah P. Duke Gardens at Duke University in Durham, NC
Aesculus glabra 'Nana' / 'Nana' Ohio Buckeye at the Sarah P. Duke Gardens at Duke University in Durham, NC
Hey there. Can you analyse the Aesculus glabra? Also known as the Ohio Buckeye tree. Thanks in advance.
Aesculus glabra [Ohio Buckeye]
I’ll be doing this as part of general Buckeyes (flava and glabra) as they’re overall not too dissimilar.
Latin Name: Aesculus spp. (A. flava and A. glabra)Alternate Names: Ohio Buckeye, Yellow Buckeye
Similar to European Horse Chestnut, wands of Buckeye are highly effective Defence Against the Dark Arts wands, and like competitive wixes, and those with a taste for daring. Similarly their magic matches this, and likes being pushed to do new things. Like Chestnut wands in Europe, Buckeye wands can vary a lot depending on the core, with more passionate cores like Dragon can create a tendency to viciousness, while more mellow cores such as Unicorn instead give the wand some restraint and a taste for justice.
CommonWix: competitive, daring.Magical Skills: DADA, learning new things.Associated Dates:Notes: