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Ohio buckeye flowers occur on a robust, hairy panicle 4-8" tall, usually located near the tips of the smaller branches. The upper flowers in the panicle are primarily male (produce stamens only) while the middle and lower flowers are mostly perfect (produce both pistils and stamens). Flowers are about 1" across, consisting of 4 greenish-yellow petals with rounded tips (sometimes with a reddish patch near their base), 7 white stamens with orange anthers that are longer than the petals (exerted), and (in perfect flowers) a single white style longer than the stamens.

Aesculus

Aesculus glabra

Ohio buckeye [Blooms: Apr/May–?]