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Can anyone give a home to a poor li'l Horse Chestnut tree? It was planted by my daughter in 1996 and has managed to survive all this time IN A POT!
Even now, it is only 6ft tall (Just under 2 Metres for the young'uns ) and is in need of a caring owner that has a large garden so it can spread it's roots. Any takers?
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Can anyone give a home to a poor li'l Horse Chestnut tree? It was planted by my daughter in 1996 and has managed to survive all this time IN A POT!
Even now, it is only 6ft tall (Just under 2 Metres for the young'uns ) and is in need of a caring owner that has a large garden so it can spread it's roots. Any takers?
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You've planted a Horse Chestnut in a little garden next to a fence. When not restricted in a little pot they grow more than 18" a year. They grow to 60 feet with a spread of 50ft.
Did you look into the species before planting it, some brief info in this link? https://www.treehelp.com/horsechestnut/