Baumann European Horsechestnut Tree Vegetables climbing vine

climbing vine

pale pink flowers provide stunning summer interest

Chamaecyparis nootkatensis 'Pendula'

Fourteen-inch blooms are the norm and each floret contains 7 petals instead of 4

tomato red

Baumann European Horsechestnut Tree Vegetables climbing vineAesculus hippocastanum 'Baumanii' An old variety but still a good choice for todays landscape, Baumnaii' European Horsechestnut is most known for its double white flower panicles with pink flecks. Typically fruitless, the mostly sterile flowers bloom longer and later than the species. A vigorous grower initially with a tall narrow oval form. The dark bark is somewhat exfoliating. While tolerant of many soil types and restricted root zones, this tree