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Castanea sativa - Sweet Chestnut

Height & Shape
The Sweet Chestnut is a large tree growing up to approx. 30mtrs.  The bark has a spiral fissured effect.

Leaves & Flowers
The glossy leaves are very long with a serrated edge up to 25cm in length.  Flowers appear June-July.  The chestnuts are surrounded by a green spiny case.

Distribution
The Sweet Chestnut is native to southern Europe but is widely planted elsewhere.. Prefers well drained soil.

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