Briotii
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Description
In comparison to Aesculus x carnea, this cultivar is perhaps best noted for its darker red flowers and larger flower panicles. Dark red flowers appear in upright terminal panicles (to 8-10” long) in mid-spring (May in St. Louis). Flowers are followed by slightly prickly husky capsules (1.5” diameter), each typically containing two or three nuts.
About Briotii
Common Name: Red horse-chestnut
Sun Requirement: Full sun to partial shade
Growth Rate: Medium 6"-12" per year
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