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Sweet Chestnut Trees

If you are fortunate enough to have a fairly large garden and you want to plant a beautiful majestic tree, then a walnut or sweet chestnut tree is definitely worth considering. Walnuts and sweet chestnuts require space and ultimately make large trees. Where space is limited they can be repeatedly ‘tipped’ or alternatively grown in a Root Control Bag to restrict their size.

 

For better establishment we strongly advise using Rootgrow when planting (as recommended in RHS planting guidelines).


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(image for) Sweet Chestnut Tree 'Marigoule' (9 litre pot)
£109.95 inc. p&pSweet Chestnut Tree 'Marigoule' (9 litre pot)An early variety of sweet chestnut producing heavy crops of large, dark brown marron nuts. Will start to fruit within 2-4 years. The best variety to grow on its own in the absence of pollinators. The tree is approximately 120cm (4ft) tall on despatch.Buy Now
(image for) Sweet Chestnut Tree | Castanea sativa (3 Litre Pot)
£31.95Sweet Chestnut Tree | Castanea sativa (3 Litre Pot)A fast growing large tree. Produces long yellow catkins followed by shiny red-brown edible nuts. The lance shaped dark green glossy leaves turn yellow in the autumn. The tree is approximately 120cm (4ft) tall on despatch.Buy Now
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