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Castanea (Sweet Chestnut)

Castanea sativa

A large growing tree, introduced by the Romans for the nuts, grows well on most moisture retentive soils. Produces the typical Sweet Chestnuts in the Autumn, normally when over 15yrs old.

Ultimate height  25m  (82ft),  spread  20m  (65ft).

Castanea sativa Marron de Lyon

Marron de Lyon is a reliable French variety that can start producing nuts from an early age (2 – 3 years).Compact in habit, if you plan to control the size of your tree, prune each Autumn / Winter to maintain a height of around 12ft or so.

Ultimate height  5m  (19ft),  spread  4m  (13ft).

 

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For further details and pricing, please download our .PDF catalogue using the link below:-
Landford Catalogue 2019.pdf (.PDF file, 259 KB)

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  • Alnus (Alder)
  • Amelanchier (Snowy Mespilus)
  • Arbutus
  • Betula
  • Buxus (Box)
  • Carpinus (Common Hornbeam)
  • Carya
  • Castanea (Sweet Chestnut)
  • Catalpa (Indian Bean Tree)
  • Cercidiphyllum
  • Cercis
  • Cladrastis
  • Clerodendrum
  • Conifers
  • Cornus (Dogwood)
  • Corylus (Hazel)
  • Crataemespilus
  • Cytissus
  • Davidia
  • Eucalyptus
  • Euchryphia
  • Euonymus
  • Fagus (Beech)
  • Fruit
  • Ginkgo (Maidenhair Tree)
  • Gleditsia
  • Gymnocladus
  • Halesia
  • Hamamelis (Witch Hazel)
  • Hedging and Forestry
  • Ilex
  • Juglans
  • Koelreuteria
  • Laburnum
  • Ligustrum (Privet)
  • Liquidambar (Sweet Gum)
  • Liriodendron
  • Magnolia
  • Malus (Crab Apples)
  • Mespilus
  • Morus
  • Nyssa
  • Ostrya
  • Parrotia
  • Paulownia
  • Pittosporum
  • Platanus
  • Pleached
  • Populus
  • Prunus (Flowering Cherry)
  • Ptelea
  • Pterocarya
  • Pyrus
  • Quercus
  • Robinia
  • Salix (Willows)
  • Sorbus
  • Stewartia
  • Styrax
  • Sundries
  • Syringa (Lilac)
  • Tilia (Lime)
  • Zelkova

Landford Trees

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Salisbury, Wilts, SP5 2EH

Tel: (01794) 390808

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