File:Aesculus pavia rosea nana - Flickr - peganum (4).jpg
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There are a few smaller Aesculus (horse chestnuts, or buckeyes if you're American) so you don't have to put up with having a gargantuan conker tree blotting out the sun. This is probably the smallest - a gnarly, low, bonsai of a shrub. My feeling is that although it's an interesting shape and a bit of a novelty, the flowers are not a hugely attractive feature. Other forms of A.pavia (atrosanguinea for instance) are larger but still managable in a small garden and have rich red or pink flowers. Not to be confused with A,parviflora, which is an enormous shrub with white flowers. |
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