Dwarf red buckeye is a coastal plain shrub  found along streambanks and rich bottomlands of western Tennessee.  The species can become a small tree, 3 to 6 m, but is usually a sprawling, multi-stemmed shrub.  Bright red inflorescences emerge in late March to May.  The "good luck" seeds emerge from the leathery fruits in October.  Fayette County, TN
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