Bottlebrush buckeye is a native shrub with feathery white flowers that attract butterflies. An uncommon plant with long seasonal interest, bottlebrush buckeye (Aesculus parviflora) is a southern U.S.

Q: I have a bottle brush shrub that is open and getting yellow. A: The Australian bottle brush plant is sold as a shrub but can reach heights of 25 feet so it can also qualify as a small tree as well.

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Growing up among the midcentury landscapes of Los Angeles, the first plant I could recognize was Australian bottle brush. It's because they seemed always to be in bloom all year around. In my ...

QUESTION: Since last year, my bottlebrush trees slowly have been dying. The shrubs are large and well-established. Sections of the bushes turn brown and die, eventually leading to the death of the ...