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Springtime flowers: red horse chestnut

30 May 2025 by David
Springtime flowers: red horse chestnut

Some horse chestnuts have red flowers, rather than the usual off-white ones. They’re still arranged in candelabra.

They can sometimes be spotted, like this one, in large domestic gardens. It’s also keeping an eye out for them in parks; there’s a row of three in Bantock Park.

Categories David
Springtime flowers: horse chestnut candelabra
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