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1611M Red Horse-Chestnut - Aesculus x carnea
Pot Size: 15 litres pot – Height of plant: 150/175 cm.
Delivery by specialised carrier.
94.50 Available
1611Q Red Horse-Chestnut - Aesculus x carnea
Pot Size: 15 litres pot – Height of plant: 150/175 cm.
Unit price available starting from 3 units purchased.
Delivery by specialised carrier.
89.50 Available
1611N Red Horse-Chestnut - Aesculus x carnea
Plant grown in 1 liter container – Height of plant: 40/60 cm (12/16").
14.95 Available
1611R Red Horse-Chestnut - Aesculus x carnea
Plant grown in 1 liter container – Height of plant: 40/60 cm (12/16").
Unit price available starting from 3 units purchased.
14.45 Available
1611P Red Horse-Chestnut - Aesculus x carnea
Plant grown in 1 liter container – Height of plant: 40/60 cm (12/16").
Unit price available starting from 10 units purchased.
13.95 Available
1611A FERTILISER – Fertiliser tablet to place at the bottom of the hole before planting. Slow release over 7 to 8 months. Only 1 tablet in each hole. 0.40 Available

 

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Red Horse-Chestnut - Aesculus x carnea (latin)

Area of origin: Hybrid of common horse-chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum) and red buckeye (Aesculus pavia)
Adult Dimensions: Height up to 20 m (65.6'), width up to 15 m (49.2').
Foliage: Deciduous.
Soil Type: Prefers fertile soils, deep and rich but not too wet. Rapidly loses leaves in ground that is mediocre and dry.
Hardiness: Hardy to -28°C.
Exposure: Full sun.


Properties and uses:
This beautiful tree produces magnificent dark pink flowers on red stems in spring. It can be planted alone, in flowerbeds or in rows. It is particularly good for topiary and can be cut into numerous shapes, balls, cubes and rectangles.
Apart from the flowers it can also be distinguished from the common horse-chestnut by the buds which are much less sticky and by the fruits which are smaller.
Be careful the fruit is not edible. They are not the same as chestnuts.

See also:
Common Horse-Chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum), magnificent highly fragrant white flowers in the spring

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