Picture image courtesy of Frank P Matthews.Also known as the Common Horse Chestnut is possibly the most beautiful of very large, flowering trees. Sticky buds progress to large bright green palmate leaves, turning yellow and orange-brown in autumn. Flowering Month: May : Attractive white candle flowers cover the tree with a unique scent. Rounded, spiny green husks enclose one or two shiny brown ‘conkers’ in the autumn that are a childrens favourite for games! DeciduousFast GrowingSuitable as a specimen in large gardens and parks.** TOXIC IF EATEN **Sold in a 12 litre pot.