Sapindaceae
Sapindus saponaria drummondi
Blighia sapida
Aesculus spp.
Acer saccharum
Acer saccharinium
Sapindus saponaria
This is the genus used in commercial soap nuts (http://www.maggiespureland.com/), but it turns out we have a native species that grows from Missouri to Central America! The western form is hardy to Zone 6A! Apparently suckers a fair amount so watch out. S. saponaria is also used for soap though I do not know its quality.
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