pavia

See, also, the Æsculus pavia, which possesses similar powers.

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The flaming Azalea abound and illuminate the hill sides, and a new and singularly beautiful species of Æsculus pavia, situated above them, towards the summits of these low hills; this

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Native red buckeye (Aesculus pavia) is perhaps the best case in point.

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I also have a red flowering variety, aesculus pavia, and it lost its leaves weeks ago).

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