Aesculus wilsonii is a rare and refined tree species that captivates with its broad, palmate leaves and soft rose-colored flowers. Native to central China, it forms a well-balanced, rounded crown that adds depth and volume to any garden or landscape. Its leaves emerge in spring as light green fans, then deepen into a richer green by summer, providing generous shade and a lush, tropical appearance. During late spring to early summer, Aesculus wilsonii produces tall, upright clusters of delicate pink blooms that attract pollinators and soften the tree's bold foliage. These floral spikes contrast beautifully against the foliage and are followed by large, smooth seed capsules. The bark is also noteworthy—smooth and gray in youth, aging into a more rugged and patterned surface over time, adding year-round textural appeal. Stunning pink flowers in vertical clusters during early summer Large, fan-shaped leaves create a bold, tropical impression Ideal for medium to large gardens or park-style settings Deciduous canopy provides generous shade in warm months Rarely seen in cultivation outside specialist collections Aesculus wilsonii is an exceptional choice for gardeners who want something botanically rare yet highly ornamental. Its combination of flower, form, and foliage makes it both a conversation piece and a serene backdrop in larger landscapes. IMPORTANT: Pictures show mother plant not for sale, the offer is for a plant with dimension indicated in description.
