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Unusual trees for a new park
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Stewart Robert Hinsley wrote: In message , John McMillan writes In article , "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. You can certainly see it at Kew gardens, which are where, er, my three conkers came from. They all sprouted in march and are now 50cm high thugs. My own site is probably a bit small for such a species but I thought of growing one and coppicing it. You can do that for sweet chestnut can't you. |
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