Aesculus chinensis Spring A handsome cultivar with a

A handsome cultivar with a broadly vase-shaped habit bearing red catkins in early spring followed by eye-catching maroon-coloured spring foliage

Native to the Rocky Mountains

apricot-like scent

sky-scraping habit and downward sweeping branches provide a regal spire effect

irregular cascading habit

Aesculus chinensis Spring A handsome cultivar with aNative to the forests and slopes of northern China, this landscape specimen develops a handsome, broadly round crown with palmate leaves. The foliage emerges deep red, then matures to a rich green. White flowers borne in 30cm tall panicles in mid summer, followed by decorative but poisonous nuts. Avoid dry soils. RHS hardiness rating: H7