Buckeyes whole 20 lbs

Buckeyes, part of the Aesculus genus, are deciduous trees and shrubs native to North America, Europe, and Asia. Reaching heights of up to 18 meters (60 feet), these trees boast distinctive palmately compound leaves and a gray-brown bark that gains deep furrows over time. The medicinal potential lies in the toxic nuts, resembling a deer's eye, while the rest of the plant is primarily ornamental. Despite limited scientific validation, historical use suggests potential anti-inflammatory properties. Notably toxic, the nuts should not be consumed.