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Default Unusual trees for a new park

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"Bob Hobden" wrote:

Aesculus pavia "Briotii".

Red Buckeye (also var. flavescens, yellow flowered form) Small tree to
5 - 8m tall. Red Horse Chestnut type flowers.


Aesculus Indica?
http://www.hort.purdue.edu/newcrop/parmar/02.html

I have three seedlings if you'd like one.


If my memories of London are correct, you can see this in Hyde Park.
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Stewart Robert Hinsley
 
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