Aesculus parviflora var. serotina Drought Tolerant or in a large container

or in a large container that can move under cover for hard freezes

Camellia saluenensis (long spelled saluensis in the trade)

Mass for a naturalistic

three to five feet in time and a little wider

hummingbird bush shrugs off heat and drought once established and asks for little

Aesculus parviflora var. serotina Drought Tolerant or in a large containerA wide spreading, suckering, multi stemmed deciduous shrub of slow, deliberate growth, Aesculus parviflora var. serotina carries the same upright white bottlebrush flowers as the bottlebrush buckeye, but opens them two to three weeks later, well into the heat of summer. The overall shape is irregular and almost stratified, the branches layering horizontally, and the medium to dark green leaves turn a clear yellow in fall. The late bloom is the point.