Briotii Red Horsechestnut Trunk Caliper:1.00-1.25" It differs from the ‘Fastigiate’

It differs from the ‘Fastigiate’ cultivar in that it retains its narrow form into maturity

The foliage is narrow and shiny green with coarsely toothed edges and smaller than most other oak species

Once the leaves drop the silver-green branches and light brown and orange exfoliating bark is revealed to provide interest in the bleak winter months

Large red pomes follow the flowers in the fall and can stay on the tree well into the winter

Briotii Red Horsechestnut Trunk Caliper:1.00-1.25" It differs from the ‘Fastigiate’The Briotii Red Horsechestnut (Aesculus x carnea Briotii) is a medium sized ornamental, flowering tree. With a dense, rounded form, it flourishes in mid spring with a brilliant display of bright red, upright flowers in 8 10 inch clusters. These flowers appear against a dark green display of compound leaves with 5 7 leaflets, almost giving the impression of a polka dotted tree. \n \nThe Briotii Red Horsechestnut is a cultivar of a European