Aesculus carnea 'Briotii' (Red Horse Chestnut) -10L pot Full sun;Partial shade which are sweet enough for

which are sweet enough for culinary use and also highly attractive to birds

A profusion of scarlet berries in autumn and winter provided the flowers are pollinated by a nearby male holly

and large gardens

cascading appearance

Its fresh green foliage provides a soft backdrop during the growing season

Aesculus carnea 'Briotii' (Red Horse Chestnut) -10L pot Full sun;Partial shade which are sweet enough forAesculus Briottii, commonly known as the Red Horse Chestnut, is a striking ornamental tree prized for its decorative flowers and impressive presence in landscapes. It is a hybrid between Aesculus hippocastanum (the common horse chestnut) and Aesculus pavia (the red buckeye), resulting in a tree that typically grows 1015 meters tall with a broad, rounded crown. Its most notable feature is its dense clusters of deep pink to red flowers that bloom in