Sweet Chestnut 'Castan Satvia'
- Fast-growing and long-lived, up to 700 years
- Produces sweet, edible chestnuts in 2–4 years
- Golden-orange autumn foliage
- Thrives in light, acidic soils and drought-tolerant
- Strong, rot-resistant timber
The Sweet Chestnut Tree is a magnificent, self-fertile tree native to Britain. It grows quickly into a tall, stately feature, producing large, glossy leaves that turn golden-orange in autumn and spiky green fruits that ripen into 1–3 edible chestnuts.
This long-lived tree thrives on light, acidic soils and tolerates drought, making it perfect for large gardens, woodlands, or parkland. Its sturdy, rot-resistant timber is ideal for outdoor use, while the open, spreading habit ensures easy picking of fruit for years to come.
- Fast-growing and long-lived, up to 700 years
- Produces sweet, edible chestnuts in 2–4 years
- Golden-orange autumn foliage
- Thrives in light, acidic soils and drought-tolerant
- Strong, rot-resistant timber
The Sweet Chestnut Tree is a magnificent, self-fertile tree native to Britain. It grows quickly into a tall, stately feature, producing large, glossy leaves that turn golden-orange in autumn and spiky green fruits that ripen into 1–3 edible chestnuts.
This long-lived tree thrives on light, acidic soils and tolerates drought, making it perfect for large gardens, woodlands, or parkland. Its sturdy, rot-resistant timber is ideal for outdoor use, while the open, spreading habit ensures easy picking of fruit for years to come.
Description
- Fast-growing and long-lived, up to 700 years
- Produces sweet, edible chestnuts in 2–4 years
- Golden-orange autumn foliage
- Thrives in light, acidic soils and drought-tolerant
- Strong, rot-resistant timber
The Sweet Chestnut Tree is a magnificent, self-fertile tree native to Britain. It grows quickly into a tall, stately feature, producing large, glossy leaves that turn golden-orange in autumn and spiky green fruits that ripen into 1–3 edible chestnuts.
This long-lived tree thrives on light, acidic soils and tolerates drought, making it perfect for large gardens, woodlands, or parkland. Its sturdy, rot-resistant timber is ideal for outdoor use, while the open, spreading habit ensures easy picking of fruit for years to come.
