The Buckeye Leaf is the distinctive leaf of the Aesculus genus, commonly known as buckeye trees. These leaves are typically palmately compound, meaning they have several leaflets that radiate from a single point, resembling a hand. Each leaf usually consists of five to seven leaflets, which are broad and have a glossy green appearance. Buckeye trees are native to North America and are known for their beautiful flowers and unique seeds, often referred to as "buckeyes." The leaves turn vibrant shades of yellow and brown in the fall, adding to the seasonal beauty of the landscape. Buckeye trees are also important for local wildlife, providing food and habitat.