Aesculus indica red Smaller and less vigorous than

Smaller and less vigorous than the species

Flesh is white

Rich green deciduous leaves become yellow or orange in autumn

slower growing and more maroon-purple in colour

It grows well in semi-shade and direct sun and prefers medium levels of water

Aesculus indica red Smaller and less vigorous thanA magnificent tree with an oval rounded habit that radiates an undefinable dignity. In mid summer panicles of pink flushed flowers unfold amongst the leaves which unfold bronze, becoming glossy dark green, then turning orange to yellow or even orange red and salmon in autumn. One of the best hardy horse chestnuts in cultivation. Prefers moist soil, full sun. Can reach up to 20m in favourable conditions. H5